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jena-rules - Jena GeoSparql 大小限制
在启动 GeoSparql 时,我收到一个错误,而较小的文件则不会。测试文件只有100mb左右。
java -jar jena-fuseki-geosparql-3.17.0.jar --convert_geo -rf "spatial3.ttl" -i
jena - 如何用通用规则引擎中的内置 listContains 替换 SPARQL 中的 VALUES
在 SPARQL 中,数据可以直接以图形模式写入或使用 VALUES 添加到查询中:
在耶拿,我listContains(?l, ?x)
在https://jena.apache.org/documentation/inference/index.html#RULEbuiltins中找到了。但是如何使用呢?如何提供值列表以检查三元组的给定对象是否在该列表中?
rdf - How to write Apache Jena Inference rule for given rdf data?
I am trying to build a Apache Jena reasoner node over the below rdf data instance.
I want to write a rule such that the inference api can tell if certain sensor values were out of range. e.g. print statement whose sensor measurement (value of hasValue
) was not in range 100 to 400.
How do I write a rule using Apache Jena inference api. I tried reading the docs here: https://jena.apache.org/documentation/inference/index.html but I am getting more confused with the amount of details given.
Should I use RDFS reasoner or OWL reasoner? How do I develop the code exactly for my use case?
I have another rdf schema defining what sensor is located in what region (having lat
and long
values in graph). How can I write a rule which answers: Was sensor value out of range in region abc
(having lat
= 11 and long
= 22).