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CHAD ASK: Experimenting with a semi-automatic approach based on online surveys to formalise unstructured knowledge in Linked Data

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CHAD-ASK is introduced, a novel plugin for Morph-KGC, a Python-based RML data conversion engine that converts raw tabular survey data into fully compliant RDF triples, allowing researchers to perform complex metadata conversion without direct interaction with code or mapping languages.

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