Manybubbles added a comment.
One of the things that @Thompsonbry.systap and I talked about yesterday was
representing statements kind of like this:
wd:Q23 wdt:P39 wd:Q11696 . <------ Optional
<<wd:Q23 wd:P39 wd:Q11696>>
wdqual:P580 "1789-4-30T00:00:00Z"^^xs:dateTime ;
wdqual:P582 "1797-3-4T00:00:00Z"^^xs:dateTime ;
wdqual:P1365 wdo:no-value ;
wdqual:P1366 wd:Q11806 ;
wdref:P143 wd:Q328 ;
wdo:rank "normal", "best" .
<<<<wd:Q23 wd:P39 wd:Q11696>> wdqual:P580 "1789-4-30"^^xs:date>>
wdo:precision "day" .
So the takeaways are:
1. Stuff rank as a reified property of the field and -either- filter on it at
query time -or- have wikidata dump out the truthy values as separate triples
and use convention to support jumping from the truthy tuples to the non-truthy
tuples. If we find that filtering is generally fast enough then we can add an
AST rewrite to automatically add the filtering.
2. Stuff most of the value information as reification information on the
statement itself. Like I did with the date precision. It looks pretty wordy
when its on a qualifier but it'd be less crazy looking.
A few more interesting points about RDR in BlazeGraph:
1. Its automatically used if you enable its property (statement identifiers or
something) and you send data as standard triples that looks like the RDF
standard for reification. I haven't hunted down this code but if it works
that'd be super cool. We'd simply have to dump the RDF data in normal looking
RDF and BlazeGraph can efficiently represent it. Its like RDR is just an
optimization that can be transparently applied. This will require more
investigation.
2. RDR can be nested like in the example above.
3. RDR works by using the triple's bytewise representation as the subject,
predicate, or object. Generally this doesn't require too much space.
Another interesting point:
1. BlazeGraph has vocabulary classes that allow it to efficiently represent
certain uris that are known up front. You can add entries to them but if the
new uri is already in the dictionary then bad things happen. So the usual way
to use these is to name them BlahVocabularyV1, BlahVocabularyV2, etc. The old
versions stick in case you want to open up an old knowledge base. You can use
the new versions by rebuilding the knowledge base.
TASK DETAIL
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T90119
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