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Practical RDF by Shelley Powers

Practical RDF Shelley Powers ebook
Format: chm
ISBN: 0596002637, 9780596002633
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Page: 331

« flickr, from beta The approach seems eminently practical, with software packages in many languages and good examples of client-side AJAX processing of SPARQL query results. Yes, I did not mention RDF/LinkedData/etc. Michael Hunger however informed me that the neo-rdf-sail component is no longer under Through Datablend, Davy aims at sharing his practical experience within a broader IT environment. Small wonder there is scarcely any deployment of practical RDF applications. I read the book "Practical RDF" and didn't find it very relevant especially coming from a PHP perspective. Semantic Web data are formatted according to Resource Description Framework (RDF), a triple/graph-based way to represent information. Also, many people may be disappointed to learn that their college courses in philosophy might turn out to be of practical use. Every time I write about graphs, I am stuck with the same dilema. What if system A speaks RDF/XML only, and system B speaks only Turtle? Number of RDF triples can easily grow into mil- lions or even billions for real-world applications, making it difficult to process efficiently with tradi- tional means. One issue I see is the migration from a one-standard-syntax world to a two-standard-syntax world and it's not without its practical problems. SPARQL: RDF data access for Web 2.0. A couple of years ago, I started reading Shelley Powers' book, “Practical RDF” [1]. Do I or do I not talk about the Semantic Web. Today I presented an internal seminar on RDF to the Bodleian Library developers, the first in a series of (hopefully) regular R&D meetings. Practical P-P-P-Problems with Linked Data The first LOD cloud diagram was published three years ago (upper left figure below), with 25 datasets consisting of over two billion RDF triples and two million RDF links. Interesting for the readers involved in various SPICE models and mathematical lovers, but for more practical DIY-ers, sadly there are no final „recipes" or tube SPICE models.