Re: Semantic HTML Vocabulary Community Group - Update

Thank you Flores
I am a member of this CG and probably joined because I use vocabularies as
quintessential form of natural language knowledge representation. It is
good to learn about people doing clever things. Look forward to possible
intersection with AI KR CG

On Sat, Oct 21, 2023 at 6:14 PM Flores Bakker <flores_bakker@hotmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> This is Flores Bakker from the Semantic HTML Vocabulary Community Group,
> giving you a much delayed update to all of you!
>
> The past year has gone by without any news...despite there being many
> developments. My apologies for that! This was mainly due to all the
> developments that took all my time. In the github
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/htmlvoc> you will find the latests
> commits, including new tools like RDF2HTML and HTML2RDF. The first offers
> the possibility to serialize a RDF model of an HTML document into HTML and
> the latter gives you the possibility to parse any HTML document and express
> that in RDF.
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/htmlvoc>
> GitHub - floresbakker/htmlvoc: A RDF-based representation of the
> HTML-vocabulary <https://github.com/floresbakker/htmlvoc>
> A RDF-based representation of the HTML-vocabulary. Contribute to
> floresbakker/htmlvoc development by creating an account on GitHub.
> github.com
> **
> **
> Second, the HTML vocabulary has now been officially used in the budget
> tables for the Ministry of Finance, as of the 19th of September 2023,
> when the tables were presented to the parliament of the Netherlands. That
> is some start!
>
> Third, the model has been updated. Mostly with metadata, with an
> exceptional small adjustment in the logic here and there, as we had to find
> a way to work around some bugs in PyShacl and Rdflib, without hurting our
> standard vocabulary too much. It now works with those tools as well.
> Although this has to be tested and improved much more...here lies a task
> for you guys :) In addition, I still want to add some standard html
> attributes based on the Living Standard (already added many though!),
> rename (skos:prefLabel) the defined HTML elements without the pesky '<' and
> '>' tags as that leads too much with unintended html rendering in other
> applications when dealing with our vocabulary and do some general hygiene
> in layout and labeling.
>
> Fourth, this year saw the birth of an early version of OntoReSpec
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/OntoReSpec>, the ontology specification
> generator according to the ReSpec standard. You can offer your ontology and
> then the tool creates a HTML document in which your ontology is nicely
> presented. No more documentation writing yet at the same time knowing that
> the generated documentation is really based on the ontology and not some
> contrived facts (in contrary to ChatGPT). I am still in the process of
> developing this solution though.
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/OntoReSpec>
> GitHub - floresbakker/OntoReSpec: A RDF-based vocabulary to generate
> ReSpec specification documents
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/OntoReSpec>
> A RDF-based vocabulary to generate ReSpec specification documents - GitHub
> - floresbakker/OntoReSpec: A RDF-based vocabulary to generate ReSpec
> specification documents
> github.com
>
>
> Fifth, related to OntoReSpec I also had to come up with a Manchester
> Syntax repository <https://github.com/floresbakker/manchestersyntax> in
> order to represent OWL ontologies in accessible language instead of the
> technical OWL terms.
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/manchestersyntax>
> GitHub - floresbakker/manchestersyntax: A RDF-based vocabulary for the
> manchester syntax <https://github.com/floresbakker/manchestersyntax>
> A RDF-based vocabulary for the manchester syntax. Contribute to
> floresbakker/manchestersyntax development by creating an account on GitHub.
> github.com
>
>
> And last but not least, also related to OntoReSpec, there is the Mermaid
> repository <https://github.com/floresbakker/mermaid> to express OWL
> ontologies into the Mermaid diagram language. Feel free to play around.
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/mermaid>
> GitHub - floresbakker/mermaid: A RDF-based vocabulary to express OWL
> ontologies into Mermaid diagram language
> <https://github.com/floresbakker/mermaid>
> A RDF-based vocabulary to express OWL ontologies into Mermaid diagram
> language - GitHub - floresbakker/mermaid: A RDF-based vocabulary to express
> OWL ontologies into Mermaid diagram language
> github.com
>
> A new meeting will some soon, scheduled for either December or January.
>
> Let me know your thoughts! And let me know how playing around with those
> repo's worked out for you 🙂
>
> Kind regards and a nice weekend!
>
> Flores Bakker
>