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2answers
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How is SPARQL DESCRIBE used in practice?
SPARQL defines several query forms: SELECT, CONSTRUCT, ASK and DESCRIBE. While the first three of these have well-defined semantics, the DESCRIBE query form is more of a tool for g …
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Class for “records” or representations of resources
What class for rdf:type would you use for resources that are representations or "records" for other resources?
For example, New York Times has a resource for "John Cage" (http://d …
3
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0answers
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Named graphs and multi-graph documents… standardisation and directions?
Named Graphs have thus far served a very useful purpose (esp. in SPARQL) for supporting notions of provenance into systems which want to store and track data from multiple sources. …
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1answer
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Can Drupal 7 be a good choice as a Triple Store repository?
My current project requires the integration of an aggregation platform and RDF triple store for semantic indexing and graphing. Given that Drupal 7 has RDF in its core and it is a …
5
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1answer
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Jena vs Sesame: is there a serious, complete, up-to-date, unbiased, well informed, side by side, comparison between the two?
Is there a serious, complete (i.e. features, APIs, standard compliance, performances, support, documentation, extensions|contributions, etc.), up-to-date, unbiased (I am not. :-)), …
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1answer
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RDF versions of XML Schema Datatypes and XPath Functions
Are there RDF versions of the XML Schema Datatypes and XPath Functions namespaces available or has anyone created these already?
I ask because I'm writing an application where I r …
2
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3answers
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(Lack of) Defined classes in large (and useful) vocabularies
I have observed that most large and useful vocabularies are very simplistic in the sense of defining classes. Most concepts are modelled as primitive classes. There is little expre …
2
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1answer
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graph viewers capable of querying via SPARQL endpoints?
Are there any generic graph based graphical viewers of RDF data that query and retrieve result sets via SPARQL endpoints? I'm thinking something like Gruff but not limited to an A …
2
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3answers
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What’s the best way to find out if there’s a pre-existing ontology/vocab for a concept/type?
eg. i want to find out if there's a existing term for 'like' (as in facebook like).
where do i start? is there any kind of listing or directory?
thanks :)
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0answers
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Java Classes Generator from RDF with support for multiple inheritance.
Hi,
I am looking for a library that can generate Java classes from a given RDF ontology. (question asked previously here). I have found tools such as RDFReactor and RDF2Java, but …
5
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7answers
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What are the ontologies that are fully documented, used by various datasets, and supported by tools
I would like to establish a list of ontologies/vocabularies that match the following criteria:
they are fully documented, that is, there exists a documentation online that descri …
5
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5answers
109 views
SPARQL 1.1 implementation
I am looking for a SPARQL 1.1 implementation. Any pointers?
Thanks
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2answers
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Different ways of referring to an entity within an RDF/OWL document
I have come across atleast three different ones:
base IRI:
http://example.com/owl/families entity
:Person reference to the :Person class
(the full IRI will be
http://ex …
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2answers
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SOLR with RDF plugin
I thought I once ran into an open source project that allows you to store RDF in SOLR, but I can't recall the project. I found a Drupal RDF plugin, but that's not it. It might be …
1
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1answer
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Is There a structured knowledge-base for Semantic tools, their dependencies and complementary interactions?
I saw this http://esw.w3.org/SemanticWebTools#jena but I don't think it's structured.
@prefix tico: <http://www.semanticoverflow.com/tools/>
:semanticwebTool a owl …