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LDTab includes a variety of features. To make LDTab more accessible and reduce the initial complexity for new users, we could provide selected features in dedicated profiles. We have been thinking about:
LDTab-RDF: restricting the statement table to the columns subject, predicate, object, datatype, and annotation. This effectively reduces LDTab to a concrete syntax for RDF/OWL,
LDTab-Edit: extending LDTab-RDF with the columns assertion and retraction to maintain different versions of an RDF graph/OWL ontology,
LDTab-Quad: extending LDTab-RDF with the column graph to maintain multiple graphs,
LDTab-Full: all of the above.
The default should be LDTab-Full. Different profiles should be selected using the option --profile. The commands import and export should infer the correct profile.
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LDTab includes a variety of features. To make LDTab more accessible and reduce the initial complexity for new users, we could provide selected features in dedicated profiles. We have been thinking about:
statement
table to the columnssubject
,predicate
,object
,datatype
, andannotation
. This effectively reduces LDTab to a concrete syntax for RDF/OWL,assertion
andretraction
to maintain different versions of an RDF graph/OWL ontology,graph
to maintain multiple graphs,The default should be LDTab-Full. Different profiles should be selected using the option
--profile
. The commandsimport
andexport
should infer the correct profile.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: