2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jlamp.2016.02.006
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A descriptive type foundation for RDF Schema

Abstract: This paper provides a type theoretic foundation for descriptive types that appear in Linked Data. Linked Data is data published on the Web according to principles and standards supported by the W3C. Such Linked Data is inherently messy: this is due to the fact that instead of being assigned a strict a priori schema, the schema is inferred a posteriori. Moreover, such a posteriori schema consists of opaque names that guide programmers, without prescribing structure. We employ what we call a descriptive type sys… Show more

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“…RDF and RDFS are often used interchangeably in many literature, however, there is a distinct dichotomy between them. While RDF is a data model represented as a triple in the form of subject, predicate, and object, RDFS is a representational language consisting of vocabularies for describing resources 34,35 with several variations including RDFS++, and RDFa 30,36 . A formal description of RDF can help one further appreciate its nitty-gritty.…”
Section: Rdf/rdfsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…RDF and RDFS are often used interchangeably in many literature, however, there is a distinct dichotomy between them. While RDF is a data model represented as a triple in the form of subject, predicate, and object, RDFS is a representational language consisting of vocabularies for describing resources 34,35 with several variations including RDFS++, and RDFa 30,36 . A formal description of RDF can help one further appreciate its nitty-gritty.…”
Section: Rdf/rdfsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such languages as RDFS [6] and OWL [7] were developed within the Semantic Web framework. These languages have different capabilities facilitating creation of detailed concept descriptions and performance of logical inference.…”
Section: Ontologies As Application Domain Theoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%