Stanford NLP RT: the knowledge-graph plumbing that came before the polish
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-09-05
A retweet of Tony Tong replying to @nrmehta, recalling the knowledge-graph pipeline he built for Omdena and WRI: Spacy for sentence segmentation, Stanford OpenIE for triple extraction, then dual NER tagging across 18 categories, feeding nodes that nobody ever screenshots. His point: today's polished products hide the plumbing that had to be built first.
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