Knowledge graphs (KGs) such as DBpedia, Freebase, YAGO, Wikidata, and NELL were
constructed to store large-scale, real-world facts as (subject, predicate, object) triples-that …

Recent work on searching the Semantic Web has yielded a wide range of approaches with
respect to the underlying search mechanisms, results management and presentation, and …

As modern search engines are approaching the ability to deal with queries expressed in
natural language, full support of natural language interfaces seems to be the next step in the …

The idea of data to be semantically linked and the subsequent usage of this linked data with
modern computer applications has been one of the most important aspects of Web 3.0 …

With the emergence of the Web of Data, there is a need of tools for searching and exploring
the growing amount of semantic data. Unfortunately, such tools are scarce and typically …

The essence and value of Linked Data lies in the ability of humans and machines to query,
access and reason upon highly structured and formalised data. Ontology structures provide …

The semantic Web aims to provide to Web information with a well-defined meaning and
make it understandable not only by humans but also by computers, thus allowing the …

The rapid growth of the Linked Open Data cloud, as well as the increasing ability to lift
relational enterprise datasets to a semantic, ontology-based level means that vast amounts …

Many semantic search tool evaluations have reported a user preference for free natural
language as a query input approach as opposed to controlled or view-based inputs …

Accuracy of search results over web is improving steadily due to ongoing incorporation of
semantic web technologies into traditional information retrieval approaches of the present …