Abstract
The basic principle of the Knowledge Graph Browser is to enable users to discover different knowledge graphs through different views defined by various browsing configurations. Real knowledge graphs are often too complex for human users, and generic tools for knowledge graph visualization and visual exploration are, therefore, quite hard to use.
The basic idea behind the Knowledge Graph Browser is to enable knowledge graph experts to configure a set of more straightforward views on knowledge graph nodes which non-experts can then use for browsing a knowledge graph from given points of view defined by the experts. Anyone can create their own configuration, publish it as Linked Open Data and let users enjoy knowledge graph exploration.