- From: Masahide Kanzaki <post@kanzaki.com>
- Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 15:32:05 +0900
- To: www-rdf-interest@w3.org
- Cc: seth@robustai.net, seth@robustai.net
Thank you Seth for your comment. > >(If an XHTML author uses multi-word <th>, such as "Publishing Place", this > >approach fails, but there will be some ways to manage these situations) > > >May I suggest that there is a fairly obvious transformation of multi >word phrases to rdf compatable Id's. Remove punctuation, lower case the >phrase (so will produce more matches) and substitute '_' for space. > Where a phrase contains a quote, substitute '-' for space inside the >quotation. Well, I added a translate() function to my sample XSLT so that conversions as >Publishing Place --> publishing_place take place. All lower case would be better according to the property name convention. I am not sure, however, if we should do this conversion, because these names do not exactly match the WordNet vocabulary which is generally defined with first letter capitalized. Actually, we can retrieve an RDF schema for class 'Place' even if the name is lowered as http://xmlns.com/wordnet/1.6/place. But there is no such class 'place' in the schema.... Does this matter for semantic agent or not ? Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Best regards, Masahide Kanzaki http://kanzaki.com/info/webwho.rdf
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