Well, that is a straw man argument, because you picked a triple that
contains a blatant error. Nobody is arguing that Berlin should become a
country, or that we should reuse the property country in the wrong context.
Now... there is the need to detect that country is wrong in that context.
This co
I agree totally with Aleksander.
Further, Pablo, I also think it was wrong to frame this discussion as
data v schema. A true *data* perspective should also respect to what the
data applies and in what context. These are the express purposes of
domain and range.
Mike
On 3/22/2014 5:30 PM, apoh
On 21 March 2014 15:32, Paulo Torres wrote:
>
> Hi,
> i´m trying to extract the DBPedia Framework but i get na error.
> I´m using Java7 and Maven 3.2.1.
> When i execute the comand:
>
> mvn scala:run "-Dlauncher=download" "-DaddArgs=config=download-config-file"
Where did you find this? It's a b
Hi Pablo,
well, for me this seems a very interesting opinion, but I am pretty confused.
First of all I guess these opinions are not equal in their support. Why I think
so? Because when we drop argument constraints (I mean, we do not apply them if
they are defined) we no longer follow the mathem
I disagree that this has been only negligence. There are people that
believe that constraining the schema is a good thing, and there are people
that believe that reusing more freely properties across multiple classes is
a good thing. It's a schema driven versus data driven approach.
But since the
