Re: Subject lists in SPARQL

good afternoon;

On 2015-04-06, at 16:26, Fabiano Luz <fabianocomp@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi guys the question is as follows.
> 
> I'm working on a model of semantic parsing. I try to correlate a subset of natural language with a SPARQL subset.
> 
> For example, for the phrase: "What Bob's phone number and e-mail?"
> 
> We could represent through SPARQL:
> 
> PREFIX p:<example#>
> SELECT ?A ?B {p:Bob p:phone ?B; p:email ?A}
> 
> Note that there is a relationship between the amount of elements of the sentence and the query, so, is possible mapping in our model.
> 
> Using the same reasoning for the phrase: "Which are Bob's and John's phone number?"
> 
> Here, the ideal is a query that I need not repeat the word "phone" because, in my model, repeat terms implies in trick. In addition, the query needs to return a list of phones (Bob's phone and John's phone) and I can not use FILTER.        

you describe, that you would like to specify the sub-graph in which a given subject set is connected to the respective object terms through given predicates.
in what sense is this not denoted by a values clause combined with a bgp?

best regards, from berlin
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