Re: Shapes vs Classes (in LDOM)

On 1/24/15, 4:03 PM, Jose Emilio Labra Gayo wrote:
> Also, although it was not the case in my example, there could be other 
> examples where you even don't define the type of the nodes. Some times 
> when you are modeling linked data portals that extract data from 
> relational databases or excel sheets, you extract values from tables 
> and link properties to them. You could assign those generated nodes an 
> rdf:type, but it should not be mandatory. And this is or will be a 
> very common use case for linked data applications.

If there is no rdf:type, which other information is used to determine 
what shape an instance is supposed to have? We need to clarify the 
starting points of constraint evaluation.

Holger

Received on Saturday, 24 January 2015 06:29:47 UTC