- From: Dietrich Schulten <ds@escalon.de>
- Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 19:10:12 +0100
- To: public-hydra@w3.org
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To illustrate the first problem to those of us who read triples more
easily, please consider the Collection with embedded members below:
</alice> hydra:collection </alice/friends> .
</alice/friends> a hydra:Collection ;
hydra:manages [
hydra:property schema:knows ;
hydra:subject </alice> .
] ;
hydra:member </bob> ;
hydra:member </zelda> .
I hope I got the triples right :) This doesn't seem to say that
</alice> knows anyone at all. Not a problem?
I understand why we do this. A property like foaf:knows which has
foaf:Person as range:
</alice> foaf:knows </alice/friends>
would mislead a reasoner to infer that /alice/friends is a foaf:Person
known by /alice, although it is a hydra:Collection, not a Person.
But is there a way to express that the above also entails
</alice> foaf:knows </bob>
</alice> foaf:knows </zelda>
?
Best regards,
Dietrich
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Dietrich Schulten
Escalon System-Entwicklung
Bubenhalde 10
74199 Untergruppenbach
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