PhD in Computer Science (candidate)
2019-03-01
2022-12-30
Innsbruck University, Austria
MSc in Web Engineering
2015-10-01
2017-07-01
University of Oviedo, Spain
MSc in Digital Information Systems
2013-09-01
2014-07-01
University of Salamanca, Spain
BSc in Systems Engineering
2008-01-01
2012-12-30
National University of Altiplano - Puno, Peru
We present about how knowledge graphs can support under-resourced languages. Furthemore, we discussed, the current approachs to build knowledge graphs and how it is important to …
What is the importance of building knowledge graphs for under-resourced langauges and why it should be done now.
We gather minority languages contributors, powerful facilitators and interested publics to exchanges experiences to understand minority languages
We introduce various aspects of the knowledge graphs lifecycle namely creation, hosting, curation and deployment. We define each task, give example approaches from the literature …
We propose QICHWABASE to support the harmonization process of the Quechua language and knowledge, and its community.
This book describes methods and tools that empower information providers to build and maintain knowledge graphs.
Quechua communities around the world gather millions of people. Unfortunately, there are only a few resources available in Quechua language, and they are mainly stored in …
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Bringing Wiki Projects to the Andes aims to impart key knowledge onto learners and society at large.
Knowledge Graph-enabled conversational agents, University of Innsbruck and other partners, Private funding.
We gather minority languages contributors, powerful facilitators and interested publics to exchanges experiences to understand minority languages.
The project aims to record the voices of Puno Quechua speakers (including adults and elders) and make these recordings available on the Wikimedia Ecosystem and Qichwabase.
We present our vision as alpaca breeders in the andes, as quechua people, and as domain experts, what does it mean to connect with alpacas for us.
