DanC_: swBot, this log:forAll :who, :mbox. { :who foaf:depiction <http://www.w3.org/2001/08/imagePictures/001.svg>; foaf:mbox :mbox } log:implies { :mbox a :AnswerForChaals }?
DanC_: that query was answered by swBot
DanC_: swBot, this log:forAll :pic, :d, :g. { :d foaf:name [log:startsWith "Dan C"]; foaf:depiction :pic. :g foaf:name [log:startsWith "Gerald"]; foaf:depiction :pic. } log:implies { :pic a :PhotoOfDanAndGerald } ?
DanC_: that's the more interesting one
DanC_: results: photo1, photo2.
DanC_: literally: <http://impressive.net/people/gerald/2001/05/03/02-01-10-med.jpg> a <#PhotoOfDanAndGerald> .
DanC_: ... and : http://rdfweb.org/people/danbri/2001/05/hk/batch3/images/p5030009.jpg> a <#PhotoOfDanAndGerald> .
DanC_: state of the bot is available, though likely to get over-written.
danbri2: We could also use a similar query on foaf:nick (IRC nicks etc) to ask for images, names etc of people active in an IRC channel
DanC_: that query was answered by swBot
DanC_: swBot, this log:forAll :pic, :d, :g. { :d foaf:name [log:startsWith "Dan C"]; foaf:depiction :pic. :g foaf:name [log:startsWith "Gerald"]; foaf:depiction :pic. } log:implies { :pic a :PhotoOfDanAndGerald } ?
DanC_: that's the more interesting one
DanC_: results: photo1, photo2.
DanC_: literally: <http://impressive.net/people/gerald/2001/05/03/02-01-10-med.jpg> a <#PhotoOfDanAndGerald> .
DanC_: ... and : http://rdfweb.org/people/danbri/2001/05/hk/batch3/images/p5030009.jpg> a <#PhotoOfDanAndGerald> .
DanC_: state of the bot is available, though likely to get over-written.
danbri2: We could also use a similar query on foaf:nick (IRC nicks etc) to ask for images, names etc of people active in an IRC channel
dajobe: see XSL home page
dajobe: generated via an XSLT style sheet of course
dajobe: although the RSS 1.0 items index <rdf:li>'s are wrong; have a resource and content
AaronSw: and the resources aren't prefixed with rdf:
dajobe: generated via an XSLT style sheet of course
dajobe: although the RSS 1.0 items index <rdf:li>'s are wrong; have a resource and content
AaronSw: and the resources aren't prefixed with rdf:
dajobe: pick one of the gah, PDF or word documents
dajobe: [[Data integration policies: UK government policy is to use XML and XML schema for data intergration; UML, RDF and XML for data modelling and description language. XSL for data transformation]]
dajobe: later draft Found requirement for Dublin Core (s1.26)
dajobe: all documents full of broken links
dajobe: which isn't a very good start
dajobe: [[Data integration policies: UK government policy is to use XML and XML schema for data intergration; UML, RDF and XML for data modelling and description language. XSL for data transformation]]
dajobe: later draft Found requirement for Dublin Core (s1.26)
dajobe: all documents full of broken links
dajobe: which isn't a very good start
DanC_: "HumanML is set forth to be an XML Schema and RDF Schema specification, containing sets of modules which frame and embed contextual human characteristics including cultural, social, kinesic, psychological, and intentional features within conveyed information. Other efforts within the scope of the HumanMarkup TC include messaging, style, alternate schema
DanC_: ... Examples of human characteristics include emotions, physical descriptors, proxemics, kinesics, haptics, intentions, and attitude. Applications of HumanML include agents of various types, AI systems, virtual reality, psychotherapy, online negotiations, facilitations, dialogue, and conflict resolution systems."
DanC_: ... Examples of human characteristics include emotions, physical descriptors, proxemics, kinesics, haptics, intentions, and attitude. Applications of HumanML include agents of various types, AI systems, virtual reality, psychotherapy, online negotiations, facilitations, dialogue, and conflict resolution systems."
danbri: As announced by Mark Baker.
danbri: REST is the "name given by Roy Fielding to the architecture of the Web as implemented in HTTP and URIs"
danbri: Topics will include.... descriptions of REST, pros/cons; REST + Web Services; RPC, SOAP and REST; REST FAQ"
danbri: I expect this will turn out to be rather interesting...
danbri: I just forwarded it to www-rdf-interest with a (possibly unwise ;-) note to effect that "disputes aren't done well in Wiki, if you want to argue, use IRC instead".
danbri: REST is the "name given by Roy Fielding to the architecture of the Web as implemented in HTTP and URIs"
danbri: Topics will include.... descriptions of REST, pros/cons; REST + Web Services; RPC, SOAP and REST; REST FAQ"
danbri: I expect this will turn out to be rather interesting...
danbri: I just forwarded it to www-rdf-interest with a (possibly unwise ;-) note to effect that "disputes aren't done well in Wiki, if you want to argue, use IRC instead".
DanC_: 1. Assuming somebody else got it running:
DanC_: it groks statements, questions, and commands.
DanC_: all three must be addressed to the bot; either /msg swBot ... or in the channel: swBot, ...
DanC_: (assuming its nick is swBot*)
DanC_: statements end with period (.). e.g.: swBot, <#Dogs> <#get> <#Fleas>.
DanC_: they're written in N3 syntax; see the RDF/n3/semantic web primer
DanC_: you can use prefixes, ala: swBot, @prefix dc: <http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/> . <http://www.w3.org/> dc:title "World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)".
DanC_: it remembers prefixes across lines.
DanC_: there are two commands: load and save.
DanC_: swBot, load http://www.w3.org/2000/08/w3c-synd/home.rss !
DanC_: swBot, save!
DanC_: saving is limited to a hard-coded address in the source, due to security issues.
DanC_: commands end with an exclamation point (!)
DanC_: questions use N3 rule syntax: {...if-part...} log:implies {...then part...}?
DanC_: maybe I'll do the rest in a real document...
bijan: Yes. :) An example of several queries is good.
DanC_: gotta go now, but README $Revision: 1.2 $ of $Date: 2001/08/23 23:14:56 $ is checked in.