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dmiles: Questions: dmiles: 1 should (VeryHighAmountFn Prestige) produce another blank node? dmiles: Should the 2nd argument of intermediateGoals Become a Graph or is there somehting simpler? dmiles: Using graphs can make sense but two syntactic instances like (CriminalSectorFn ?GEO-AREA) should both resolve to the same node.. what if the two functions are in two differnt Graphs? dmiles: Is it really possible to convert such rules to RDF in a way that SPARQL queries could do anything usefull later? dmiles: If it would take me a while to gain that steep level of competancy to say things like that in RDF. Oops, has anyone ever gained that level of competancy? If anyone ever could, at what point could they aquire tools for RDF that will give them the power we had over 20 years ago like with SNARK, LOOM ? dmiles: If it would take me a while to gain that steep level of competancy to say things like that in RDF, Has anyone ever gain that level of competancy? If not, at what point could users be leveraging tools for RDF that will give them the power we had over 20 years ago with SNARK, LOOM ? dmiles: years ago Knowledge Representation was hard. 30 years was barely scratching the surface of the level of problems we could solve in Logic. Less than 10 years later the only limits were caused by personal levels of expressiveness. dmiles: Admittedly the amazing things software was doing 15 years ago was hard (but they were written already in the 80s). Many such programs did amazing things that we dream of doing in RIF maybe one day.
dmiles: 1 should (VeryHighAmountFn Prestige) produce another blank node?
dmiles: Should the 2nd argument of intermediateGoals Become a Graph or is there somehting simpler?
dmiles: Using graphs can make sense but two syntactic instances like (CriminalSectorFn ?GEO-AREA) should both resolve to the same node.. what if the two functions are in two differnt Graphs?
dmiles: Is it really possible to convert such rules to RDF in a way that SPARQL queries could do anything usefull later?
dmiles: If it would take me a while to gain that steep level of competancy to say things like that in RDF. Oops, has anyone ever gained that level of competancy? If anyone ever could, at what point could they aquire tools for RDF that will give them the power we had over 20 years ago like with SNARK, LOOM ?
dmiles: If it would take me a while to gain that steep level of competancy to say things like that in RDF, Has anyone ever gain that level of competancy? If not, at what point could users be leveraging tools for RDF that will give them the power we had over 20 years ago with SNARK, LOOM ?
dmiles: years ago Knowledge Representation was hard. 30 years was barely scratching the surface of the level of problems we could solve in Logic. Less than 10 years later the only limits were caused by personal levels of expressiveness.
dmiles: Admittedly the amazing things software was doing 15 years ago was hard (but they were written already in the 80s). Many such programs did amazing things that we dream of doing in RIF maybe one day.