Since my prose seems to typically cause more confusion than clarity,
I've attempted to capture the key ideas in pictures...
Attached is a set of illustrations/diagrams showing the PDU "Pairing"
Data Typing model and interpretations for the P, P+, D, and U idioms
based on that Model.
Note specifically:
1. The node which denotes/represents the value of a property
is always the object node of the statement in which that
property serves as the predicate, regardless of where the
literal (lexical form) or data type (URIref) are defined.
2. The pairing defined by each idiom is based on the node labels
(literal and URIref) not the nodes themselves.
I intend to incorporate these into the summary of PD(U) to be
reviewed alongside the existing description of S.
Questions are of course welcome.
Cheers,
Patrick
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