Re: ISSUE-22: Proposal based on sh:hasShape

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On 06/14/2015 10:48 PM, Holger Knublauch wrote:
> On 6/15/2015 15:42, Peter F. Patel-Schneider wrote:
>> Changing results without negation and without disjunction requires a 
>> (sloppy) short-circuit evaluation on conjunction. Consider a
>> conjunction where othe left branch evaluates to true and the right to
>> error.. If the left branch is evaluated first and short-circuited the
>> result is true. If the right branch is evaluated first then the result
>> is error.
> 
> But we assert that engines must go from left to right (just like with &&
> in any programming language), so the second case cannot happen.

Who has so asserted this for SHACL?  (It looks as if SPARQL does not enforce
left-to-right evaluation for and and or, and also in other places.)

> Do you have any other example of non-determinism?

With recursion through negation, the order in which objects are selected
during shape recognition can affect results in systems that handle loops by
memoizing, even with only two values.  Consider a shape like
  S = all R not S
and a graph like
  V1 R V2 .
  V2 R V1 .
Starting with V1 makes V1 in S and V2 not.
Starting with V2 makes V2 in S and V1 not.

Examples like this have been discussed already.

Turning the different shape results into different constraint violations can
be done using a qualified cardinality restriction applied to a node
connected into several elements in a larger version of this loop.

[...]

> HTH Holger

peter

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