Abstract The Web of Data, and in particular Linked Data, has seen tremendous growth over
the past years. However, reuse and take-up of these rich data sources is often limited and …

Three major French cultural institutions—the French National Library (BnF), Radio France
and the Philharmonie de Paris—have come together in order to develop shared methods to …

Linked data aims at publishing data expressed in RDF (Resource Description Framework) at
the scale of the worldwide web. These datasets interoperate by publishing links which …

A conditional key is a key constraint that is valid in only a part of the data. In this paper, we
show how such keys can be mined automatically on large knowledge bases (KBs). For this …

The Linked Data principles provide a decentral approach for publishing structured data in
the RDF format on the Web. In contrast to structured data published in relational databases …

Discovering whether or not two URIs described in Linked Data—in the same or different
RDF datasets—refer to the same real-world entity is crucial for building applications that …

In the last years, thanks to the standardization of Semantic Web technologies, we are
experiencing an unprecedented production of data, published online as Linked Data. In this …

Due to the decentralized nature of the Semantic Web, the same real-world entity may be
described in various data sources with different ontologies and assigned syntactically …

Establishing identity links across RDF datasets is a central and challenging task on the way
to realising the Data Web project. It is well-known that data supplied by different sources can …

Instance matching (IM) is the process of matching instances across Knowledge Bases (KBs)
that refer to the same real‐world object (eg, the same person in two different KBs). Several …