RDF Graph - Data Source
Use an RDF graph as a data source to give the assistant access to structured data.
Tip
To try out this data source, use this RDF graph describing cocktails:
Access a live search interface built on this RDF graph:
Upload
Click on RDF to add an RDF graph as a data source:
Upload your files (click or drag and drop on the dedicated area):
Info
The following file formats are currently supported: .rdf, .rdfs, .owl, .xml, .nt, .ttl, .ttls, .n3, .xml, .trix, .trig, .trigs, .brf, .nq, .jsonld, .ndjsonld, .jsonl, .ndjson, .rj, .xhtml, .html, .hdt.
Once the graph is specified, click Finish. The data source page opens and indexing begins. When indexing completes, a SPARQL interface becomes available over the data:
The interface also supports uploading additional RDF files, or using SPARQL 1.1 INSERT/DELETE to modify triples. Connecting an RDF dataset unlocks the following AI features:
- a fully SPARQL 1.1 compliant endpoint
- a text2sparql engine
- an entity linker over your graph
- a linker over your graph
- a search interface
- a chat interface