Classics & AI
Echoes of the Past, Engines of the Future
Training Session
Classics & AI
Echoes of the Past, Engines of the Future
ABSTRACT
This hands-on introductory workshop will introduce students to knowledge graphs, focusing on their practical application in knowledge representation. Specifically, the session will center on extracting and structuring information from Ancient Greek summaries of Classical tragedies.
The workshop consists of two parts:
- Theoretical Foundations
- Practical Application
This hands-on approach will provide participants with both a conceptual understanding and practical experience in knowledge graph creation.
PROGRAM & TRAINING PARTS
10.00-11.30 Part 1
11.30-12.00 Break
Theoretical Foundations
Students will be introduced to the foundational concepts of knowledge graphs, their significance, Symbolic AI, ontologies, standards and their practical implications. This segment will also include a demonstration of the KGE (Knowledge Graph Editor) tool, showcasing how it can be used to represent such ancient text.
12.00-13.30 Part 2
Practical Application
Students will work in groups to construct knowledge graphs using the KGE. Each team will model selected summaries of Ancient Greek tragedies, identifying key entities and their relationships. The session will conclude with brief presentations of the generated graphs, followed by feedback and discussion. The session will conclude with a discussion of the Large Language Models products created from the data of the ancient summaries under evaluation.
RDF files of
PLAYS
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AESCHYLUS Plays
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AESCHYLUS Plays New
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EUMENIDES Plays
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Oedipus Rex
Open the Knowledge Graph Editor
ANCIENT HYPOTHESES