The Visual Notation for OWL ontologies (VOWL - pronounced "vowel" [vou-uh l]) provides graphical representations for elements of the Web Ontology Language (OWL). It allows for an integrated view on ontologies that visualizes classes (circles) along with their individuals (sections in the circles) and property relations (connecting lines and arrows).
This tutorial shows how to do a visual analysis and basic statistical analysis of the data in the Linked Open Piracy data set. It makes use of the SPARQL Package for R and the ggmap package. For another tutorial of how to use the SPARQL Package, in combination with the sp package for spatial processing, check out the deforestation tutorial.
Process Charting (also known as Process Mapping) is one of the oldest, simplest and most valuable techniques for streamlining work. It is used in nearly every level of production.
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