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September 10, 2025Open Access

Validating the FAIRness of knowledge graphs and ontologies in RDF using the Bioregistry

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Validation of RDF files using Bioregistry standards promotes the fairness of data, enabling better integration.
Implementing standard CURIE and URI prefixes directly impacts data reusability in semantic web applications.
The study emphasizes the importance of FAIR principles in enhancing interoperability across different data sets.
Standardized prefixes serve as a foundation for ensuring knowledge graphs maintain a high level of FAIRness.

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Assessment shows improved interoperability of knowledge graphs in RDF, highlighting the role of CURIE and URI prefixes.

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Using standard CURIE prefixes and URI prefixes in semantic web artifacts such as Resource Description Framework (RDF) promotes interoperability, enables reuse in downstream data integration, and makes data more FAIR. The Bioregistry defines a set of standard CURIE prefixes and URI prefixes against which RDF files can be validated/standardized.

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Charles Tapley Hoyt (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c193de9b7b07f3a0617987 https://doi.org/10.59350/36vqy-w6d88

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Assessment shows improved interoperability of knowledge graphs in RDF, highlighting the role of CURIE and URI prefixes.

Validating the FAIRness of knowledge graphs and ontologies in RDF using the Bioregistry

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Validating the FAIRness of knowledge graphs and ontologies in RDF using the Bioregistry

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