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Let's Build A Chess Ontology #4
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I'm back at it! Took me a bit to get myself caught up, but in the end I get a semantics that I like decently well for :moveOrder to help relate us from an opening (e.g. :QueensGambit) and the move order (e.g. "1.d4 d5 ..." ). I also show how the chess ontology looks when it's connected to my upper ontology, which we view in Protege.
In the next video, we'll show how to take a chess opening structured data dataset and do some ETL to put it in the ontology/graph. Should be fun!
Let's Build a Chess Ontology
Part 4 of 5 in this series.
- Let's Build a Chess Ontology (Part 1)26:26
- Let's Build a Chess Ontology (Part 2)42:12
- Let's Build a Chess Ontology (Part 3)39:44
- Let's Build A Chess Ontology #428:56
- Chess Openings Import: [Chess #5]45:19
Next in the series: Chess Openings Import: [Chess #5]
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