On 2018/12/06 00:39:32, Dan Davis wrote: > Hi, the ability for RDF frameworks
like Jena and triple-stores to do> > inference is one of the particular
features of RDF and SPARQL over graph> > databases like Neo4j.> > > The
inference done by triple stores is first-order logic, rather than> >
Hi, the ability for RDF frameworks like Jena and triple-stores to do
inference is one of the particular features of RDF and SPARQL over graph
databases like Neo4j.
The inference done by triple stores is first-order logic, rather than
statistical inference, but it is still powerful. It means that
Hi there,
There are two ways (maybe more!)
1/ Query with SPARQL the inference model.
The Jena reasoners all provide an "inf model" which is the base data and
all the inferred triples.
Not all inference can be done this way (some cases of OWL-DL with
disjunction can't be turned into
Hello:
Is it possible to infer new knowledge about an ontology only from a query in
SPARQL?
I have a question about the use of the SPARQL language about ontologies. So far
I have thought that SPARQL is the equivalent to the SQL language in the
relational databases, that is to say, that
