Thanks again Adrian for the input.

It's an exercise to get more familiar with Jena and apply Inference to exploit 
implicit information from real-world data. That's why I was interested in 
jena-csv since it was part of the Jena libraries and seamed straight forward to 
use and be in control of the process. Maybe there was a reason Apache put it to 
sleep.

Regards Glenn

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Från: Adrian Gschwend <[email protected]>
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Ämne: Re: Sv: Migrate CVS data into RDF

On 09.04.19 09:19, Glenn Eriksson wrote:

> I've been reading about the R2RML Ontop API for Java. But to my
> limited knowledge it seams geared towards queering and transforming
> relational DB (JDBC) to RFD  and not trough merging tabular data with
> RDF model.

Most R2RML implementations work fine with CSV as well but you can also
use RML.

We have an XText based DSL for R2RML/RML so writing the mapping files is
far less work. It's available on Github, using Eclipse DSL. But it's not
much documented yet so you might have to play around with it.

https://github.com/mchlrch/experimental-rmdsl

I use this for really large mappings and it works flawlessly.

Other Java based options:

https://tarql.github.io/

https://github.com/carml/carml

carml is RML, but a much faster implementation than the reference
implementation of RML.

another Java R2RML implementation which I did not try myself:

https://github.com/nkons/r2rml-parser

But out of curiosity, you want GTFS in RDF or you want to know what it
means to get there? Because I personally really try to avoid writing
stuff other people already solved unless I have a good reason to do so :)

regards

Adrian

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