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FS2KG: From File Systems to Knowledge Graphs (Demo)

The tree-structured and semantics-neutral approach of file systems is the dominant method for organizing information, decades now. In this paper we elaborate on the following two questions: (a) can a file system structure be benefited by a Knowledge Graph (KG), (b) can the construction of a KG be facilitated by the file system? To this end we propose an automatic method for producing KGs from folder structures, which can be configured through small, and easy to write, configuration files that can be placed in the desired folders to guide the KG construction. We present FS2KG , an implementation of the approach. The approach can facilitate the rapid creation of KGs, as well as various file system related tasks.