- From: Rob Sanderson via GitHub <sysbot+gh@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2018 15:34:09 +0000
- To: public-dxwg-wg@w3.org
Rob A: > "full" and "simplified" seem to be more distinct frame based profiles of a common profile that determines meaning (yet another example of an hierarchy) Yes, a semantic/data model profile and a materialization profile. I would go one level deeper to say there's a conceptual profile behind the data model, which is then mapped to various ontological models. And perhaps one level further out as well for strict API concerns. Conceptual: The human understanding of the world, without any RDF notions at all Semantic: The mapping of the human understanding to a set of RDF terms Materialization: The set of terms from the semantic profile that appear in a particular materialization of it, regardless of format, including the potential for simplifications within the same semantic set of constructs. API: The serialization rules to apply to get to a document that can be carried over a protocol between server and client. eg: * Conceptual profile: There is such a thing as a term, that is a human language name for a concept. * Semantic profile: (a) The term is a skosxl:Label (b) the term is a crm:LinguisticObject * Materialization profile: (simple, a) The value of the skosxl:Label MUST actually appear as skos:prefLabel (b) the value MUST appear as the `rdf:value` of the linguistic object * API profile: (a) the `skos:prefLabel` has the JSON-LD term `prefLabel` and the value is an array of strings (b) the `rdf:value` has the JSON-LD term `value` and the value is a single string Then there are the ontologies that the Semantic Profile also uses... (a) uses SKOS and SKOSXL, (b) uses CIDOC-CRM, RDF, RDFS, and linked.art. I think in schemaDesc these are BaseSpecifications, as distinct from Profiles (but the name could be improved, IMO) -- GitHub Notification of comment by azaroth42 Please view or discuss this issue at https://github.com/w3c/dxwg/issues/162#issuecomment-399995025 using your GitHub account
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