A straight-foward "porting" is always wrong,
or lack of the comprehension of difference between RDF and other exiting
technologies. RDB and XML schema contains implicit semantics that
should be explicitly expressed in RDF. [VK] Making the underlying data model constraints in the RDF
graphs is what I meant by extra semantcis – In the relational model, that
would correspond to primary, foreign keys, functional and inclusion
dependencies, etc…. Some of this would likely require OWL… Even so, why does it have to have new semantics?
The first thing first is to ground "things" on to the
web. Connecting a URI with another is as easy as it gets, the same can
not be said about connecting a particular row of one DB to
another. The added value is not "all" about semantics, it is
interoperability. [VK] Exactly my point! The added value is all about
cross-linking, which comes from the web infrastructure (URIs) and not from
semantics! |
Title: RE: Ontology editor + why RDF?
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? Kashyap, Vipul
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? deWaard, Anita (ELS)
- Re: Ontology editor + why RDF? Phillip Lord
- Re: Apply Ontology Automatically (was... Internet Business Logic
- Re: Apply Ontology Automatically Phillip Lord
- Re: Ontology editor + why RDF? Tom Stambaugh
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? wangxiao
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? Kashyap, Vipul
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? Jim Hendler
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? Kashyap, Vipul
- RE: Ontology editor + why RDF? Kashyap, Vipul