Sergey Melnik wrote: > > To reiterate, I believe that reification of a statement does not > (better, should not) carry any information, is a purely syntactic > mechanism, and does not add anything to the model. Reification is the only mechanism I see within the RDF model whereby a name can be attached to a statement triple. The 'bootstrap' reification is taken directly from M&S. > > Being able to talk about statements is a central concept of RDF and I > think it should be anchored in the RDF model more intrinsically than it > is done currently. I don't see a need to bootstrap reification using 4 > special RDF statements. I'd rather have it built-in. So you are talking about a proposed modification to the RDF Model? I am talking about the current model. > > My understanding is that the RDF/XML serialization below should result > in a single statement, The XML I provided included a <Description /> and two <Statement />s The <Description/> creates a single triple. Each <Statement /> parsed as RDF creates the reification quad, so a total of 9 triples. Jonathan Borden The Open Healthcare Group http://www.openhealth.orgReceived on Tuesday, 21 November 2000 18:51:48 GMT
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