I'm working on something maybe similar - tho' it's going slower than I'd like because of other distractions - which aims to map bits of RDF into a frame-like structure using an RDF-encoded description. I don't have anything fit to publish yet, but we could swap ideas if that's helpful (I'm UK based, down the M4 from Bristol). #g -- At 12:47 PM 7/17/02 +0100, Damian Steer wrote: >I'm about to start work on an(other) rdf browser. The idea is to >present rdf data in a 'coarse grained' way - eg vcard data as a box >containing name, tel no, photo etc. > >The tricky bit will be the coarse graining. I'm considering >auto-generating classes which will pick out sub-graphs of an >underlying rdf model. > >The question is - how? It seems like the best thing to use would be an >rdf query to a) express what subgraphs the class 'wraps' and maybe b) >represent the fields of the class. > >eg for rdfDB [1] style queries the 'WHERE' clause corresponds to a) >and the SELECT clause (maybe) gives b). > >I'm a lazy guy, so is anyone else doing something similar, or know of >similar projects? I've been looking at neoom [2] (thanks keo) and MDL >[3] (thanks danbri). > >The problem of wrapping seems to crop up quite alot in rdf apps so any >work would help poor hackers. It also seems to relate to data >validation (eg Schemarama [4]). ------------------- Graham Klyne <GK@NineByNine.org>Received on Sunday, 21 July 2002 06:05:49 UTC
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