Hello,
I read a little about the DBPedia, SPARQL technique that is being used and
would like to know:
Is there a way to build a select statement that will gather a list of all
consumer consumption items, such as:
1. Groceries items
a. Vegetables
b. Fruit
c. Meat/Fish products
d. Milk/eggs products
e. Beverages
f. Bread and sweets products
g. Cleaning products and related
2. Electronic items
3. House Tools
4. Etc'
I ran some tests on the SPARQL terminal page, on the site, and tried to
define vegetables.
Even on that small definition I got lost, because I couldn't tell head to
tails..
Regards,
Amit
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