A SPARQL Query Transformation Rule Language — Application to Retrieval and Adaptation in Case-Based Reasoning

Bruneau, Olivier; Gaillard, Emmanuelle; Lasolle, Nicolas; Lieber, Jean; Nauer, Emmanuel; Reynaud, Justine

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-61030-6_6

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“…Gravsearch has been developed as part of Knora (Knowledge Organization, Representation, and Annotation), an application developed by the Data and Service Center for the Humanities (DaSCH) [22] to ensure the long-term availability and reusability of research data in the humanities. 3 The Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) requires researchers to have a plan for making their research data publicly accessible, 4 and the DaSCH was created to provide the necessary infrastructure to meet this requirement.…”

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Gravsearch: Transforming SPARQL to query humanities data

Schweizer¹,

Geer²

2021

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RDF triplestores have become an appealing option for storing and publishing humanities data, but available technologies for querying this data have drawbacks that make them unsuitable for many applications. Gravsearch (Virtual Graph Search), a SPARQL transformer developed as part of a web-based API, is designed to support complex searches that are desirable in humanities research, while avoiding these disadvantages. It does this by introducing server software that mediates between the client and the triplestore, transforming an input SPARQL query into one or more queries executed by the triplestore. This design suggests a practical way to go beyond some limitations of the ways that RDF data has generally been made available.

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“…For some steps in this direction, see[1] and[3] 3. The DaSCH as an institution is responsible for research data created by humanities projects.…”

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Gravsearch: Transforming SPARQL to query humanities data

Schweizer¹,

Geer²

2021

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“…SQTRL (SPARQL Query Transformation Rule Language) is a language associated with a tool designed for handling SPARQL query transformations. This tool has been used in various application contexts [23].…”

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Applying and developing semantic web technologies for exploiting a corpus in history of science: The case study of the Henri Poincaré correspondence

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Lasolle

Lieber

et al. 2021

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The Henri Poincaré correspondence is a corpus of letters sent and received by this mathematician. The edition of this correspondence is a long-term project begun during the 1990s. Since 1999, a website is devoted to publish online this correspondence with digitized letters. In 2017, it has been decided to reforge this website using Omeka S. This content management system offers useful services but some user needs have led to the development of an RDFS infrastructure associated to it. Approximate and explained searches are managed thanks to SPARQL query transformations. A prototype for efficient RDF annotation of this corpus (and similar corpora) has been designed and implemented. This article deals with these three research issues and how they are addressed.

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“…This issue can be addressed by using sparql query transformations. An engine has already been designed to manage transformation rules and has proven useful in different contexts including the search in the Henri Poincaré correspondence corpus and the case-based cooking system Taaable [6]. Rules are configurated by the user and can be general or context-dependent.…”

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“…For resources with the same minimal cost, the count related to the execution of the query associated to this cost is used (in a decreasing order). For the running example, this gives, for the first 5 suggestions from number 1 to number 5: eugénieLaunois, alineBoutroux, göstaMittagLeffler, henriPoincaré 6 and felixKlein. The remainder of the suggestions is composed of all the resources of the database ranked using the alphabetical order.…”

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Assisting the RDF Annotation of a Digital Humanities Corpus Using Case-Based Reasoning

Lasolle

Bruneau

Lieber

et al. 2020

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The Henri Poincaré correspondence is a corpus composed of around 2100 letters which is a rich source of information for historians of science. Semantic Web technologies provide a way to structure and publish data related to this kind of corpus. However, Semantic Web data editing is a process which often requires human intervention and may seem tedious for the user. This article introduces RDFWebEditor4Humanities, an editor which aims at facilitating annotation of documents. This tool uses case-based reasoning (cbr) to provide suggestions for the user which are related to the current document annotation process. These suggestions are found and ranked by considering the annotation context related to the resource currently being edited and by looking for similar resources already annotated in the database. Several methods and combinations of methods are presented here, as well as the evaluation associated with each of them.

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A SPARQL Query Transformation Rule Language — Application to Retrieval and Adaptation in Case-Based Reasoning

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Gravsearch: Transforming SPARQL to query humanities data

Gravsearch: Transforming SPARQL to query humanities data

Applying and developing semantic web technologies for exploiting a corpus in history of science: The case study of the Henri Poincaré correspondence

Assisting the RDF Annotation of a Digital Humanities Corpus Using Case-Based Reasoning

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