Hi,
I have been working on getting a non blocking parsers to work. The
point of that is that
when you fetch RDF from the web you want to use as few resources as possible.
If possible one should
only use a few k of memory even for files that are 1GB long. Async parsing
allows one to ha
Hi Pete,
This is an interesting use case showing the complexity of aligning
ontologies, and the lack of a standard way to represent alignments.
I couldn't access http://lod.taxonconcept.org/ so I'll give you an
examples using the Biological Taxonomy Vocabulary (biol) the Wildlife
Ontology (w
Dear Richard,
many thanks for the valuable indications (well I didn't know about the
practice of using baseuri as main conceptscheme, so yes, I prefer to use the
baseuri for the concept scheme in that case!).
Best,
Armando
> -Original Message-
> From: Richard Cyganiak [mailto:rich...@cyga
Armando, in many cases it's not practicable because the base URI usually
already denotes something else. For example, for concept schemes it is common
to use the base URI as the identifier for the skos:ConceptScheme resource. If
that's not so in your case then there's nothing wrong with using it
A very useful resource, which touches on a current issue for me - I may be
reviving a long-visited discussion here... (e.g. [1] )
Is it current practice now to use owl:sameAs for mapping ontologies, despite
the semantic implications of sameAs? Is a weaker interpretation of sameAs now
being take
