<- Yes, you can certainly represent the mapping of the production <- rules in RDF. <- But, imho, you cannot say "if <class> then <value>" without specifying an <- agent and a method ... so that untill you do, that construct would always <- remain vague and useless. I'm not sure whether <class> and <value> would be the best candidates to go in such rules (what's the intention of <value>?), but something like "if <statement> then <statement>" isn't vague at all. Such constructs, like the rest of RDF and markup in general, only become useful when an agent (method?) acts upon them...Received on Saturday, 28 April 2001 13:30:13 GMT
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