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Technology, Applications, Science & Companies

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Arts and entertainment

Companies and organisations

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LF

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples30
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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LF

Top relations

related to Companies and organisations · 17
LF → Broadcasting System, DVD-by-mail, Forces, Fung, Hong KongLinux Foundation, IATA, Japanese, JapanLF Corporation, JOLF, LeapFrog Enterprises, Lebanese, Life First, LinuxLoveFilm, South Korean, Swedish, Tokyo, UK-based
related to Arts and entertainment · 7
LF → Boy GeniusLifeforce, Folfax, Force, Jimmy Neutron, Life Force, Raymond LamLeft, Tobe HooperSalamander
related to Other uses · 5
LF → Belgium, Front, Laissez-faire, Lexus LF, Netherlands
related to Logic and information theory · 1
LF → Lexical

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Important terminology

logic may refer arts entertainment companies organisations places science technology biology medicine information theory uses

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentRaymond LamLeft0.60section
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentForce0.60section
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentFolfax0.60section
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentJimmy Neutron0.60section
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentBoy GeniusLifeforce0.60section
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentTobe HooperSalamander0.60section
LFrelated to Arts and entertainmentLife Force0.60section
LFrelated to Companies and organisationsLeapFrog Enterprises0.60section
LFrelated to Companies and organisationsForces0.60section
LFrelated to Companies and organisationsLebanese0.60section
LFrelated to Companies and organisationsFung0.60section
LFrelated to Companies and organisationsHong KongLinux Foundation0.60section

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