ericP: yacker view of the SPARQL syntax
crschmidt: Full SPARQL interface available, example query shows all the synsets to which "mutant" bleongs.
crschmidt: I'm not sure what the best kind of query is for this kind of data: I'm just trying to make best guesses from reading through the RDF files.
crschmidt: Now has a Synset search, which uses XmlHttpRequest (probably badly) to display suggestions. (try, for example, apple_ as a start, and browse through the list at the right.)
crschmidt: I'm not sure what the best kind of query is for this kind of data: I'm just trying to make best guesses from reading through the RDF files.
crschmidt: Now has a Synset search, which uses XmlHttpRequest (probably badly) to display suggestions. (try, for example, apple_ as a start, and browse through the list at the right.)
danbri_: Workshop looks v interesting. Though it's website is classically unsemantic, following the pattern of many 'semantic web' academic sites (frames, text in images, anti-HTML...).
chimezie: Reminiscent. of UML, but interesting
chimezie: Of primary interest: Versa queries can be executed over N3 documents, and N3 documents can be 'serialized' into jpegs or svg diagrams (via Triclops/graphvis)
chimezie: There are some other benefits as well (faster RDF deserialization - compared to the current RDF/XML deserializer which parses to DOM and extracts by DOM manipulation)
chimezie: The N3 features supported are the same as n3p (which it uses to do the actual parsing)