RDF & OWL parsers anyone?
Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 2:15 pm
Does anybody know of any work done to read/write RDF and OWL (web ontology language)?
RDF and OWL are standards for representing knowledge in a structured way.
Ann advantage is that the structure of the data is less a priori constrained than in a relational database.
Another advantage they have over standard relational database is that at any point in the tree they let you define a node with a URL (Universal Resource Locator) to another entry, in another knowledge base (another RDF/OWL document).
RDF and OWL are standards for representing knowledge in a structured way.
Ann advantage is that the structure of the data is less a priori constrained than in a relational database.
Another advantage they have over standard relational database is that at any point in the tree they let you define a node with a URL (Universal Resource Locator) to another entry, in another knowledge base (another RDF/OWL document).