Hi Jeff L. SemSpect was originally build on top of a RDF-based backend with support of OWL 2 RL reasoning. However, this backend is no longer supported by us and we are currently developing a new backend for RDFS+ (in-memory high-performance).
Hi KG community,
If you’re tired of hairballs in graph visualization, check out SemSpect. See how SemSpect renders Neo4j graphs in the following teaser or go to https://www.semspect.de
Hi KG community, the SemSpect KG browser for Neo4j is released. SemSpect comes as a Graph App at the moment (https://doc.semspect.de/docs/neo4j-graph-app/) but will extend to a Neo4j server plugin soon. There is a free version for playing around with any own data or the Panama Papers for instance.
PS: we are working on a RDF version of SemSpect that hopefully comes later this year.
Hi KG people,
We have developed a graph app for Neo4j that allows to visually explore and analyze graphs different to what other network explorers offer. We are about to release the app in August. In case you are interested to test run our final beta, feel free to do so! Installation link and documentation at https://doc.semspect.de/docs/neo4j-graph-app/
