Hi guys,
Suppose that we have the following triples:
:Influenza :hasSymptom :Fever
:Influenza :hasSymptom :Headache
:Influenza :hasSymptom :SoreThroat
:Influenza :minQuantityOfSymptoms 1
:Influenza :maxQuantityOfSymptoms 3
I want to develop a SPARQL query that returns a number of solutions within
the **minQuantityOfSymptoms** and **maxQuantityOfSymptoms**.
I achieved a similar result by using the LIMIT modifier, however I have to
explicity declare the upper bound, so that way there is no randomness. The
following query uses the LIMIT modifier and return always two symptoms:
SELECT ?symptom WHERE {
:Influenza :hasSymptom ?symptom .
} LIMIT 2
I appreciate the help.
Thanks!
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