Thanks, Bridger. I agree this seems like a use case for graph technologies
(RDF/SPARQL or labeled property graphs). SPARQL 1.1 includes property
paths, which make it possible to query on transitive properties (e.g., A
contains B, B contains C). One example from Wikidata:
Hi Eliot -
I've wondered (but never tested/explored) about leveraging some semblance
of json-ld (or serialized ttl, or something similar) and passing those
values to Apache Jena (or another SPARQL processor) to use that as an
inference engine. I'm deep in Speculation Territory here - I don't know
In the context of our Project Mirabel system that manages DITA content, I need
to be able answer the question “for topic X, what other topics link to it
directly or indirectly?”
That is, say Topic A links to Topic B that Links to Topic C.
Asking the question “What topics ultimately link to
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