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Martial Arts MAsters Knowledge Graph (MA2KG) dataset release

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Yumeng Hou
2023

Abstract

Releasing the Martial Arts MAsters Knowledge Graph (MA2KG) dataset, including the core ontologies and RDF dataset, accompanied with scripts for developing the Martial Art MAsters Knowledge Graph (MA2KG).

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/0c9b524c-487d-4256-b049-847518c8df2c

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