Re: entailment on sets of RDF graphs (union vs merge semantics)

At first sight, I find this solution to be a good compromise.

Since I know the content of the documents pretty well, I am pretty sure 
that it does not require substantial changes.

Thank you to have taken my concerns in consideration.


AZ

Le 19/06/2013 18:26, Peter Patel-Schneider a écrit :
> One way to move forward on the union vs merge front is to not define
> entailment for sets of RDF graphs.   If one has a set of RDF graphs,
> then one has to first either union or merge them.
>
> There would need to be changes in several places in RDF Semantics.  I
> don't think that these changes would be substantive (but they might be
> substantial).  No changes should be needed in any other document,
> which shows just how much importance this issue has.   (Yes, I've
> checked RDF Concepts, which is the only place where there might have
> been required changes.)
>
> I'm willing to go through and document the changes required, and
> determine whether there is any substantive change required, *provided
> that the interested parties agree that this change is an acceptable
> solution to the issue*.
>
>
> I hereby state that I agree that removing entailment for sets of RDF
> graphs is an acceptable solution to the issue.
>
>
> Peter F. Patel-Schneider
> Nuance Communications
>
>


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