- From: Seth Ladd <seth@brivo.net>
- Date: Fri, 09 Aug 2002 15:28:09 -0400
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
- Message-ID: <3D5417C9.20509@brivo.net>
> Problem is, i am told, this is not always the case. For example if {W > dc:creator (A, B)} then we cannot in good faith say that {W dc:creator A. W > dc:creator B.}. There are lots of relationships that simply do not Hmm... I guess so. I think I wanted rdf's collections to be a shorthand for a big collection of relationships. Since the collection itself is such a virtual resource (I would say it has less status than a bNode) I'm losing my faith in its usefulness. I think there has to be added semantics about collections so we can be smarter about them during processing. > .... hmmm ... what namespace wants to claim such a term ? An internal one. We're developing an ontology for our internal data structures. We have Groups of things, and I was trying to find an efficient way to describe that. I think we have to have multiple identical properties defined for a single object (instead of using a Bag) for our ontologies to define everything we need. Still learning. :) thanks! Seth
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