Re: DCAP in UML/OWL/XSD

Thanks for sharing this, Jeff. Is the point just to show the translation itself, or are there key facts that you're pointing out about what's lost/changed in translation? (Just trying to make sure I'm not missing something.)

-Jodi

On 25 Oct 2010, at 21:42, Young,Jeff (OR) wrote:

> A zip file is attached with an example translation of an OWL ontology into XSD to check closed-world assumptions. This was the essence of what I talked about at the Joint Meeting:
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> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/wiki/JointMeeting2010#Part_1_.2814:00-15:30.29:_Review_of_DCMI_Abstract_Model.2C_brainstorming_on_requirements
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> The key documents are also browsable on the Web:
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> http://alcme.oclc.org/dcap/
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> I kept the XSD focused on a single individual of type Work, but in principle XSDs could be built that systematically bundled more of the surrounding individuals.
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> I think that Michael’s demonstration of Pellet using SPARQL queries to do validation is more interesting because it can be applied beyond RDF document ingest.
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> Comments, questions and discussion are welcome.
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> Jeff
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