RE: Importing Tutorial Data into Revyu.com

> A bit of hacking on your source data has produced this:
> <http://kmi.open.ac.uk/people/tom/tmp/sweo/tutorials-output.rdf>
> (tragic how laborious it was; oh for wider support of SPARQL property
> functions)
> 
> Structure-wise this is pretty much ready to go into Revyu. 

Great!

Is 
> there any chance of another version of the source n3 file 
> with a bit of additional cleaning up of the data? 

Yep, sure. Leave it with me.

But as Leo just reminded me - don't let this interfere with your PhD
work!!

I think I 
> spotted a few versions of the Linked Data tutorial at 
> different URIs and some other duplication (rdf:about was one 
> case); there are also some meaningless titles which it would 
> be really good to change before importing, plus some possible 
> character encoding issues, and possibly some dodgy CDATA.
> 
> What dya think?

rdflib seems fairly easy-going, probably why character sloppiness is
slipping through. When I get a minute I'll rework the code using Jena, I
think that's considerably more anal. Not sure how best to deal with
duplicates etc though.

Hmm, for this RecommendedTutorials bit there really aren't *that* many
resources that will need putting in the system, doing it manually may
still be the best option. Longer term it would be nice to be able to
automate things, but that's definitely lower priority.

> In general though it's looking great, and will be a cool 
> addition to Revyu; hopefully Revyu can make a good 
> contribution in return in terms of infrastructure.

Well yeah, I really like the idea of hooking it up, getting a practical
application outta this linked data stuff...

Cheers,
Danny.

Received on Monday, 15 October 2007 08:38:54 UTC