Knowledge Graphs
If you like applying Knowledge Graphs, every challenge here gives you a chance to practice it on a real industry brief.
- CodeIntermediateNew
Reason over a Climate Policy Knowledge Graph for an EU Think Tank
Design a knowledge graph schema covering regulations, member states, sectors, transposition dates, and source-document citations. Ingest a curated dataset of around 200 nodes th…
- Knowledge Graphs
- Knowledge Representation
- Rule Based Reasoning
Artificial Intelligence: Principles and Techniques - DesignIntermediateNew
Design a Customer 360 Graph for a Cross-Border Fintech
You receive 500 sample customer records across CRM, payments core, and KYC systems, plus a 50-record entity-resolution benchmark (pairs labelled same/different). Design an OWL o…
- Customer 360
- Entity Resolution
- Owl Ontology
Open coursework - CodeIntermediateNew
Wire a Knowledge Graph into a Pharma RAG Assistant
You receive: 100 internal benchmark questions with reference answers; a 50,000-document anonymized RAG index; a curated drug-target-disease KG (~80,000 triples) loaded into a tr…
- Kg Grounded RAG
- Sparql
- Entity Linking
Open coursework - ResearchIntermediateNew
Neuro-Symbolic Question Answering on an Enterprise Knowledge Graph
You receive a curated Turtle-format knowledge graph (around 2 million triples covering organizational structure, products, projects), 200 labeled question-SPARQL pairs split 140…
- Neuro Symbolic
- Sparql
- Knowledge Graphs
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