Antonin Delpeuch | Scaling & Maintaining OpenRefine
KGC21 | Conference Only Pass • 18m
OpenRefine is a data wrangling tool which celebrated its 10th birthday this year. Cleaning and importing data in knowledge graphs is its core use case, since it was originally designed to help populate Freebase. In this talk I want to give a broad overview of the latest developments in the tool and our efforts to consolidate it as a mature open source project. Please come along and tell us where you would like to see the tool in a few years!
Antonin Delpeuch provides information about OpenRefine where he helped develop the open-source project to what it is today and how much it takes scaling & maintaining OpenRefine with the team from W3. In this video he talks about the features of OpenRefine which is an open source data cleaning tool that is very accessible. Some of the features he talks about from the OpenRefine project is reconciliation and the scalability. He talks briefly about the history of the tool and how it was originally created for knowledge graphs and he mention the growth of the original project to become what it is today. #knowledgegraphs #knowledgegraphconference #knowledgegraphtools
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