Dan Brickley wrote: > eg I can write something in XML/RDF about Microsoft by identifying the > company indirectly, ie. as "the wordnet:Company with a > util:corporateHomepage of http://www.microsoft.com/". Schema annotations > on the corporateHomepage relation can tell us to only expect at most one > entity for any given value of that property. Better than waiting for > "the" URI scheme for Companies... Cool! So couldn't we use that as a general purpose type (2) smushing rule ? If [nodeX, propertyY, whatever] and; [nodeY, propertyY, whatever] and; [nodeX, rdf:type, nodeZ] and; [nodeY, rdf:type, nodeZ] and; [propertyY, atMostOneEntityValue, "yes"]; then smush (nodeX, nodeY). What is the actual name of this "atMostOneEntityValue" property and in what schema(s) does it exist? Please excuse my impromptu linguistic contrivances. Seth RussellReceived on Tuesday, 2 January 2001 11:27:41 GMT
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