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= Borislav Iordanov = | = Borislav Iordanov = | ||
Occupation: Principal Knowledge Architect at the Center for Internet Security<br/> | |||
email: borislav.iordanov@gmail.com<br/> | |||
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/borislav-iordanov-17a1152/<br/> | |||
Borislav Iordanov is a software professional, often working at the | |||
intersection of knowledge engineering and software architecture. He | |||
created one of the first open-source graph databases - HyperGraphDB - | |||
with native support of reified n-ary relationships and an overlaid | |||
type system. The database easily supported several knowledge | |||
representation formalisms, including Topic Maps, OWL and Prolog, | |||
making them interoperable. He likes to develop knowledge-driven | |||
software or tools to help incorporate knowledge representation | |||
languages and practices into mainstream software development. Some | |||
examples are: an OWL model-driven CRM for e-government service intake | |||
and processing; a fiction writing software with semantics-based world | |||
building and timeline; a Protege plugin for git-like versioning of OWL | |||
ontologies; a controlled English editor for RDF data entry and | |||
exploration. Currently, he applies knowledge representation and modern | |||
AI techniques to the domain of cyber security. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:59, 19 December 2025
Borislav Iordanov
Occupation: Principal Knowledge Architect at the Center for Internet Security
email: borislav.iordanov@gmail.com
LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/borislav-iordanov-17a1152/
Borislav Iordanov is a software professional, often working at the intersection of knowledge engineering and software architecture. He created one of the first open-source graph databases - HyperGraphDB - with native support of reified n-ary relationships and an overlaid type system. The database easily supported several knowledge representation formalisms, including Topic Maps, OWL and Prolog, making them interoperable. He likes to develop knowledge-driven software or tools to help incorporate knowledge representation languages and practices into mainstream software development. Some examples are: an OWL model-driven CRM for e-government service intake and processing; a fiction writing software with semantics-based world building and timeline; a Protege plugin for git-like versioning of OWL ontologies; a controlled English editor for RDF data entry and exploration. Currently, he applies knowledge representation and modern AI techniques to the domain of cyber security.