Re: Is "Model" part of the RDF model?

Hello Graham,

I disaggree with you. This mapping exists (see Olivier Corby on Thursday 26/10/2000). This means RDF
is immediately enriched with all the results that come from conceptual graphs, including logic,
query language, ... Re-use in other words. I think lots of problems people are struggling now with
in RDF have already been solved in Conceptual Graphs. So I am quite surprised with your last
statement.

Greetings,

Tom.

Graham Klyne wrote:

> I came across conceptual graphs (in "Artificial Intelligence" by Luger and
> Stubblefield) in my early studies of RDF but did not feel they were a good
> fit at the time.  I've just taken a quick review of that material, and did
> not spot anything that substantially alters my view.  I think one *could*
> map the RDF ideas to conceptual graphs, or vice versa, but I'm not sure
> that so doing moves us closer to solving any interesting problems.
>
> #g
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