Hi Adam,
asserting triples in response to changes in another asset collection should be
possible using dash:CommitScripts.
https://archive.topquadrant.com/doc/latest/ext/points.html#change-and-commit-scripts
The base Ontology would need to define that script or owl:import a file with
that script. The script would add or delete
the sh:closed triples for each sh:NodeShape that got added or deleted.
It would NOT work to use sh:rule or sh:values as triples from the shapes graph
that shall impact validation cannot be inferred dynamically.
Holger
> On 7 Feb 2024, at 10:13 pm, Adam Kimball <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Goal: Given a ontology asset collection X, I'd like to have an ontology
> asset collection Y which imports X and infers closed statements for every
> NodeShape in X. If I add a new shape in X, I'd like the corresponding closed
> version of it to be inferred in the Y collection.
>
> Background
>
> I've got a number of shapes graphs defined. The most general set of shapes
> is the ontology itself; it describes how things may connect. The next set
> of shapes, based on the prior ones, further describes how resources shall
> connect based upon some context. In this set, there are often hard min and
> max counts, etc. Finally, I have a set of shapes that are based on the
> immediately prior ones and now they are closed. Because I am typing my
> owl:Classes with a sh:NodeShape, each shape definition is building on each
> other. The last collection, the closed shapes, simply assert a sh:closed
> true for every node shape in question, nothing else. Each tier of these
> shapes, so to speak, exists in their own ontology asset collection.
>
> I'd like to automate the construction of the closed shapes graph. It is
> simple describe the closed shapes with a SPARQL construct query or similar.
> I'm also certain that there are probably many ways to accomplish this in EDG.
> The question is, what is preferred?
>
> TIA,
> Adam
>
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