Paul,
> the DBpedia ontology now provides mappings to schema.org vocabulary.
Awesome! We're collecting mappings to Schema.org at [1] and I'd like
to include a pointer to this mapping as well - what is the suggested
canonical URI for it?
Cheers,
Michael
[1] https://github.com/mhausenblas/schema-org-rdf/tree/master/mappings
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On 8 Jul 2011, at 17:27, Paul Kreis wrote:
> Hey all,
> the DBpedia ontology now provides mappings to schema.org vocabulary.
> There are 44 equivalent classes, 10 sub classes and 31 equivalent
> properties.
> This mappings can be edited via the mappings wiki.
> Because of the different detail level of schema.org and DBpedia
> ontology we only cover 54 of about 290 schema.org classes. For
> instance, schema.org has round about 120 classes for local
> businesses ( e.g. BikeStore, BookStore, ClothingStore,
> ComputerStore, Attorney, Dentist, Electrician, HousePainter,
> Locksmith, ...). The DBpedia ontology doesn't provide such detailed
> classes, because Wikipedia hasn't articles for small local stores or
> services.
> I have attached lists of the mappings to this email. You are invited
> to discuss or edit the mappings.
>
> How to map schema.org classes/properties:
> The owl:equivalentClass property now contains a comma seperated list
> of equivalent classes.
> dbpedia-owl:Person for example:
> {{Class
> | rdfs:label@en = person
> | owl:equivalentClass = foaf:Person, schema:Person
> }}
> Sub classes are defined by the rdfs:subClassOf property. Here, it is
> to consider that the order of given classes is important for the
> dbpedia ontology hierarchy. If a class is a sub class of another
> dbpedia class, the dbpedia class must be given first.
> dbpedia-owl:MusicFestival for example:
> {{Class
> | rdfs:label@en = music festival
> | rdfs:subClassOf = Event, schema:Festival
> }}
> Equivalent properties are of course defined by owl:equivalentProperty.
> dbpedia-owl:foundedBy for example:
> {{ObjectProperty
> | rdfs:label@en = founded by
> | rdfs:domain = owl:Thing
> | rdfs:range = owl:Thing
> | owl:equivalentProperty = schema:founders
> }}
>
> regards,
> Paul
>
> <
> DBpediaToSchemaOrg_SubClasses
> .txt
> >
> <
> DBpediaToSchemaOrg_classes
> .txt
> >
> <
> DBpediaToSchemaOrg_properties
> .txt
> >
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