Re: The way forward

I do not believe that you answered my question Peter.   What do you want to call that set of Subject Predicate Object tuples?  At any rate, I will call it a graph and your proposal is making statements about those sets.  E.g., Statements about Graphs.


Bryan

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This is a fundamental misconception.  Consider complex numbers.  They are an
ordered pair of real numbers, but there is no way that every ordered pair of
real numbers has to be considered a complex number.  Similarly a set of RDF
triples, let alone several RDF triples not collected into a set, is not
necessarily an RDF graph.

peter


On 4/25/24 13:48, Thompson, Bryan wrote:
> What do you call a set of S, P, O tuples?  I call it a Graph.  Your proposal is to reify such sets.  Hence, Statements about Graphs.
>
> Bryan