Re: Statistic of Data in owl file
Yes students here are working on projects but we are working independently. Will it be useful if we use another owl file to store information, apart from our main owl file. And use team1.addLiteral() for Number of goals, wins etc so that data might not be over written. And in our main owl file, just use recent information using team1.setPropertyValue(). On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 12:42 AM, Lorenz B. < buehm...@informatik.uni-leipzig.de> wrote: > Neha, > > given that many of you (I read a lots of similar questions) are doing > some exercise, you should try to think more complex then. > > Obviously, one way would be to keep track of the event when data was > entered. > > > I want just to know is there any approach in which we can keep track of > > data previously entered. > > I am very sorry but I have not tried any thing related to it as I am > > completely blind it? I searched the web from last three-four days but > could > > not found hints. That is why I asked here in the experts forum. > > > > > > > > On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 11:27 AM, Andy Seaborne wrote: > > > >> neha, > >> > >> Your question is too open ended. Sounds like the whole exercise you > have > >> been asked to do. > >> > >> What have you tried? > >> > >> Try something and show what you have tried and your thoughts about it. > (a > >> complete, minimal example - emphasis on "complete" and "minimal"). > >> > >> Andy > >> > >> On 18/10/16 18:41, neha gupta wrote: > >> > >>> Good evening, > >>> I have some team information in my ontology i-e team1 wins, goals, Euro > >>> goals, Worldcup goals. > >>> > >>> team1 information will be stored like this in owl file. After one > month, > >>> again team1 information will be entered, which of course, will over > write > >>> the previous one. > >>> > >>> Can I maintain the information previously entered *(store previous > >>> information in some pdf, word format or any other method*) because > after > >>> one year I have to maintain some statistics of team1 and their > performance > >>> in the year? > >>> > >>> > -- > Lorenz Bühmann > AKSW group, University of Leipzig > Group: http://aksw.org - semantic web research center > >
Re: Statistic of Data in owl file
Neha, given that many of you (I read a lots of similar questions) are doing some exercise, you should try to think more complex then. Obviously, one way would be to keep track of the event when data was entered. > I want just to know is there any approach in which we can keep track of > data previously entered. > I am very sorry but I have not tried any thing related to it as I am > completely blind it? I searched the web from last three-four days but could > not found hints. That is why I asked here in the experts forum. > > > > On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 11:27 AM, Andy Seaborne wrote: > >> neha, >> >> Your question is too open ended. Sounds like the whole exercise you have >> been asked to do. >> >> What have you tried? >> >> Try something and show what you have tried and your thoughts about it. (a >> complete, minimal example - emphasis on "complete" and "minimal"). >> >> Andy >> >> On 18/10/16 18:41, neha gupta wrote: >> >>> Good evening, >>> I have some team information in my ontology i-e team1 wins, goals, Euro >>> goals, Worldcup goals. >>> >>> team1 information will be stored like this in owl file. After one month, >>> again team1 information will be entered, which of course, will over write >>> the previous one. >>> >>> Can I maintain the information previously entered *(store previous >>> information in some pdf, word format or any other method*) because after >>> one year I have to maintain some statistics of team1 and their performance >>> in the year? >>> >>> -- Lorenz Bühmann AKSW group, University of Leipzig Group: http://aksw.org - semantic web research center
Re: Statistic of Data in owl file
David, what if we write something like this team1.setPropertyValue(Goals, literalvalue) If we enter Goals next time, the previous value will be vanish, right? On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM, David Jordan wrote: > No reason to overwrite anything, each event will have attributes, including > a date. > > On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 2:27 PM, Andy Seaborne wrote: > > > neha, > > > > Your question is too open ended. Sounds like the whole exercise you have > > been asked to do. > > > > What have you tried? > > > > Try something and show what you have tried and your thoughts about it. (a > > complete, minimal example - emphasis on "complete" and "minimal"). > > > > Andy > > > > > > On 18/10/16 18:41, neha gupta wrote: > > > >> Good evening, > >> I have some team information in my ontology i-e team1 wins, goals, Euro > >> goals, Worldcup goals. > >> > >> team1 information will be stored like this in owl file. After one > month, > >> again team1 information will be entered, which of course, will over > write > >> the previous one. > >> > >> Can I maintain the information previously entered *(store previous > >> information in some pdf, word format or any other method*) because after > >> one year I have to maintain some statistics of team1 and their > performance > >> in the year? > >> > >> >
Re: Statistic of Data in owl file
No reason to overwrite anything, each event will have attributes, including a date. On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 2:27 PM, Andy Seaborne wrote: > neha, > > Your question is too open ended. Sounds like the whole exercise you have > been asked to do. > > What have you tried? > > Try something and show what you have tried and your thoughts about it. (a > complete, minimal example - emphasis on "complete" and "minimal"). > > Andy > > > On 18/10/16 18:41, neha gupta wrote: > >> Good evening, >> I have some team information in my ontology i-e team1 wins, goals, Euro >> goals, Worldcup goals. >> >> team1 information will be stored like this in owl file. After one month, >> again team1 information will be entered, which of course, will over write >> the previous one. >> >> Can I maintain the information previously entered *(store previous >> information in some pdf, word format or any other method*) because after >> one year I have to maintain some statistics of team1 and their performance >> in the year? >> >>
Re: Statistic of Data in owl file
I want just to know is there any approach in which we can keep track of data previously entered. I am very sorry but I have not tried any thing related to it as I am completely blind it? I searched the web from last three-four days but could not found hints. That is why I asked here in the experts forum. On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 11:27 AM, Andy Seaborne wrote: > neha, > > Your question is too open ended. Sounds like the whole exercise you have > been asked to do. > > What have you tried? > > Try something and show what you have tried and your thoughts about it. (a > complete, minimal example - emphasis on "complete" and "minimal"). > > Andy > > On 18/10/16 18:41, neha gupta wrote: > >> Good evening, >> I have some team information in my ontology i-e team1 wins, goals, Euro >> goals, Worldcup goals. >> >> team1 information will be stored like this in owl file. After one month, >> again team1 information will be entered, which of course, will over write >> the previous one. >> >> Can I maintain the information previously entered *(store previous >> information in some pdf, word format or any other method*) because after >> one year I have to maintain some statistics of team1 and their performance >> in the year? >> >>
Re: Statistic of Data in owl file
neha, Your question is too open ended. Sounds like the whole exercise you have been asked to do. What have you tried? Try something and show what you have tried and your thoughts about it. (a complete, minimal example - emphasis on "complete" and "minimal"). Andy On 18/10/16 18:41, neha gupta wrote: Good evening, I have some team information in my ontology i-e team1 wins, goals, Euro goals, Worldcup goals. team1 information will be stored like this in owl file. After one month, again team1 information will be entered, which of course, will over write the previous one. Can I maintain the information previously entered *(store previous information in some pdf, word format or any other method*) because after one year I have to maintain some statistics of team1 and their performance in the year?