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Dear Steve,
from the questions you posted, I am going to try to answer this part:
*If so, is there some way to make a simple selection between
OWL_LITE,OWL_DL, and OWL_FULL Profiles somewhere, analogous to the way
differentreasoners can be selected?*
As i understood from documentation of jena
Thank for your answer Lorenz,
I am currently working with wikidata, providing a reasoning layer to it
with jena, and I have been able to model its "qualifiers" with
successful results, however, I was wondering if it could use a
subproperty as qualifier, just as the people of wikidata does.
Thank
What is a "qualifier" in RDF?
You should look at the Wikidata data model, they are using such a
concept which is basically done via some kind of reification on the
statements (triples). Their approach is very thorough, you might reuse
it for your data.
That said, I'd also point you to RDF* which
Dear friends,
I am trying to model a relation between two individuals, in this case two
companies, and the relations is the ownership represented in percentage as
a value of shares. For instance, I could say.
c1 is_Owner_of c2
c2 shares *60 %* of c2
I have done a similar modeling using a class t
The Fuseki servers distributed by the Jena project don't need those in
the configuration,. If repacking the jars in the process is described in:
https://jena.apache.org/documentation/notes/jena-repack.html
Its like any Java system : there may be files in the jar that need
including which is do
