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10:11:58 <arnarl> hi
10:33:16 <Arnia22> Arnia22 is now known as Arnia
10:47:09 <eaon|zZz> eaon|zZz is now known as eaon
12:35:36 <Dorward> Dorward is now known as dorwAFK
12:35:45 <zool> i'm having problems getting to http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl and hte directory below it asks for authentication
12:35:56 <zool> anyone know what is up with that?
12:42:47 <libby> ait jusrt downloaded ok for me
12:42:52 <libby> ait jusrt downloaded ok for me
12:42:58 <libby> arrgh
12:47:53 * zool frowns okay
12:48:02 <zool> i'm just wondering if i'm mad to say:
12:48:05 <zool> <owl:Property rdf:about="http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Property" rdf:parseType="
12:48:05 <zool> Resource">
12:48:05 <zool> <rdfs:domain rdf:resource="http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Class"/>
12:48:05 <zool> </owl:Property>
12:48:31 <zool> and also say <owl:Class rdf:about="http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Property">
12:48:33 <zool> etc
12:48:41 <libby> I could email it to you?
12:48:52 * libby doesn't know anough about owl
12:48:55 <zool> that would be cool, thankyou!
12:48:59 <libby> np :)
12:49:05 <zool> well s/owl/rdfs/ there also
12:49:14 <zool> owl seems shinier though
13:41:47 * eaon is away: 10 mins
13:44:05 <dorwAFK> dorwAFK is now known as Dorward
13:50:25 <DanC> no, zool, I don't think { owl:Property rdfs:domain owl:Class } makes sense.
13:50:49 <DanC> What I think you mean is: { ?P a owl:Property } => { ?P rdfs:domain owl:Class }
13:51:22 <DanC> aka { owl:Property rdfs:subClassOf [ owl:onProperty rdfs:domain; owl:hasValue owl:Class ] }.
13:53:45 <zool> well, i should show you the context in which i'm doing it
13:55:07 <zool>http://mutemap.openmute.org/onto.rdf
13:55:08 <dc_rdfig> A: http://mutemap.openmute.org/onto.rdf from zool
13:55:14 <zool> oh balls
13:55:19 * eaon is back (gone 00:13:30)
13:55:39 <zool> well from that file model, i am using it to generate an interface to create models
13:55:47 <zool> s/file//
13:56:59 <zool> (e.g. you'd give it a model consituting bits of several ontologies, with annotations, and that determines what classes of thnig and their properties a bot knows about, or a html forms interface knows how to draw
13:57:34 <zool> so i thought i'd use the same interface so people can create an ontology to power another model
13:57:55 <zool> (that file may sitll have rerors in it i havent checked)
13:58:27 <zool> so to rewind, in this scheme i want to be able to create things of class Property, but i also want classes to be able to have the proprty property
13:59:03 * zool stars hard at danc's notation
13:59:07 <zool> e
13:59:35 <zool> and ?P happens to be owl:Property
13:59:45 <zool> gosh
13:59:55 <zool> okay i'm not quite there yet
14:01:19 <zool> hm it doesnt like my partial-understanding use of parseType either
14:02:25 <eaon> eaon is now known as eaon|lunch
14:07:39 <WillWare> Are there any vocabularies for geneology? I've been trying to put one together.
14:08:20 <zool> there's a foad family one somewhere, can't remember author sorry. maybe eikeon?
14:08:49 <libby> yeah eikeon has some data
14:11:29 * libby thinks LTJake is doin g some stuff too, for gedcom. he's in #foaf, though quiet at moment
14:11:50 * eikeon waves, hi libby zool
14:12:45 <libby> heya!
14:22:19 <WillWare> Here's what I've got for my geneology stuff so far.
14:22:27 <WillWare> Classes and properties:
14:22:27 <WillWare> Person (rdfs:subClassOf foaf:Person)
14:22:27 <WillWare> // why not just use foaf:Person??
14:22:27 <WillWare> gender -> literal ("male" or "female")
14:22:27 <WillWare> born -> Event
14:22:28 <WillWare> died -> Event
14:22:30 <WillWare> moved -> Event
14:22:32 <WillWare> Location
14:22:34 <WillWare> Use the chefmoz stuff to fill in details (street,
14:22:36 <WillWare> city, state, lat, long, ...)
14:22:38 <WillWare> Couple
14:22:40 <WillWare> person1 -> Person
14:22:42 <WillWare> person2 -> Person
14:22:44 <WillWare> begin -> Event
14:22:46 <WillWare> end -> Event
14:22:48 <WillWare> Marriage (rdfs:subClass of Couple)
14:22:50 <WillWare> Event (in the relativistic sense, a point in 4-space)
14:22:52 <WillWare> where -> Location
14:22:54 <WillWare> when -> dc:date
14:23:12 <WillWare> Oops, forgot one more property, child: Couple->Person
14:23:14 <zool> hey eikeon
14:23:39 <libby> for when/where, you might l;ike to consider using rdfical and geo
14:24:23 <libby> e.g http://planb.nicecupoftea.org/archives/000074.html, http://swordfish.rdfweb.org/discovery/2003/09/foafcal/foafgeo.rdf
14:24:36 <libby> might not be appropriate though
14:25:24 <libby> geo for lat/long is a good plan, I think chefmoz use that anyway: http://www.w3.org/2003/01/geo/
14:25:40 * libby wonders if jibberjim knows what sort of output LTJake is getting
14:26:17 <JibberJim> see the foaf logs
14:26:26 <libby> yeah, checking
14:26:28 <libby> ta
14:26:52 <JibberJim> it seemed like he was using pixel's relationship schema
14:26:59 <JibberJim> and foaf
14:27:47 <JibberJim> We discussed an IFP for them too the other night, conclusion was giving them a URI wouldn't be disastrous...
14:27:48 <libby> I think this is an example willware: http://red13.alternation.net/gedcom/I0009/foaf
14:28:01 <libby> them? people?
14:28:12 <JibberJim> yes.
14:28:24 <libby> e.g. dead people?
14:28:43 <libby> (I'm thinkng of tthe chet baker discsussion on rdfweb-dev)
14:29:02 <JibberJim> yes, about 4 nights, I'd search, but...
14:29:27 <libby> s'ok, thanks
14:30:08 * libby gathers a few links together
14:30:25 <JibberJim> see http://ilrt.org/discovery/chatlogs/foaf/2003-10-21.html
14:30:45 <libby> BLURB:geneology RDF schemas and discussion
14:30:46 <dc_rdfig> B: geneology RDF schemas and discussion from libby
14:30:48 <libby> ta
14:32:05 <libby> B:[http://ilrt.org/discovery/chatlogs/foaf/2003-10-21.html#T00-18-04|discussion in #foaf about IDs for people and foafnaut]
14:32:06 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B1.
14:33:10 <libby> B:[http://red13.alternation.net/gedcom/I0009/foaf|LTJake's sample output]
14:33:10 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B2.
14:33:37 <darobin_> darobin_ is now known as darobin
14:33:50 <libby> B:[http://ilrt.org/discovery/chatlogs/rdfig/2003-10-25.html#T14-07-39|willware's model]
14:33:50 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B3.
14:34:01 <WillWare> B:[http://willware.net:8080/wares.rdf wware's sample output]
14:34:02 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B4.
14:34:42 <WillWare> B4:[http://willware.net:8080/wares.rdf|wware's sample output]
14:34:42 <dc_rdfig> Replaced comment B4.
14:34:51 <libby> neat :)
14:35:04 * libby looking for pixel's schema, can;t find it...
14:36:10 <JibberJim> Wil
14:36:40 <JibberJim> Will's parent's can't be identified outside that file though...
14:37:12 <WillWare> My parents are so hopelessly computer illiterate that that's not so much of a problem
14:39:37 <JibberJim> It is, because when your cousin wants to talk about their uncle being the same, then there's no way of doing it.
14:39:42 <libby> B:note: [http://rdfschema.info/2003/properties_by_popularity|a very good place to look for schemas]
14:39:42 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B5.
14:40:20 <WillWare> So I need one of those inverseUniqueProperty things?
14:40:58 <eaon|lunch> eaon|lunch is now known as eaon
14:41:01 <libby> ahahh
14:41:10 <JibberJim> IFP's, but there aren't really appropriate ones.
14:41:19 <eikeon> Wonder what we could do to get more people to assert their vocabularies as owl:Ontology
14:41:21 <JibberJim> unless maybe you give them a homepage.
14:41:37 <libby> B:[pixel's relationship schema|http://www.perceive.net/schemas/20020729/relationship/relationship.rdf] covers many relationships; used by LTJake
14:41:38 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B6.
14:41:42 <WillWare> Oh they don't have a URI! OK, now I get it.
14:42:01 <WillWare> Isn't willware.net:8080/wares.rdf#willsDad a URI, though?
14:42:11 <mdupont> mdupont is now known as md-afk
14:42:12 <WillWare> (albeit a lame one)
14:42:40 <eikeon> I guess I could start by expanding the example at: http://rdfschema.info/2003/submit
14:44:53 <WillWare> I made my thing an owl:Ontology because I shamelessly copied most of it off FOAF.
14:45:06 <libby> heh
14:45:13 <libby> its a useful way of picking them out
14:46:45 <eikeon> WillWare: What's the url of your owl:Ontology ?
14:46:59 <libby> is there a fewwtext search eikeon, a la http://swordfish.rdfweb.org/discovery/2001/03/schemas/ - this old example?
14:47:00 <WillWare>http://willware.net:8080/family.rdf
14:47:00 <dc_rdfig> C: http://willware.net:8080/family.rdf from WillWare
14:47:22 <WillWare> C:|Will's geneology vocabulary
14:47:22 <dc_rdfig> Titled item C.
14:48:06 <WillWare> Gee, I forgot to put 'child' there too.
14:48:10 <libby> s/fewwtext/freetext/
14:50:24 <WillWare> ok, updated the vocab to include 'child'
14:50:35 <eikeon> libby: Not yet. Would be a good addition
14:53:04 <WillWare> Duty calls, gotta go. Thanks Libby JibberJim et al
14:53:58 <eikeon> Upps... I didn't type fast enough...
14:54:12 <eikeon> was just pointing out that WillWare's rdf had an error in it.
14:54:53 <eikeon> At 46:2: Can have at more one of rdf:ID, rdf:about, rdf:nodeID
14:55:03 <eikeon> s/more/most/
14:55:05 <libby> maybe he'll read logs
14:55:18 <libby> do you still crawl rdf eikeon?
14:55:27 <eikeon> Yep.
14:55:38 <libby> how often?
14:55:51 <libby> how many triples are you getting (roughly)?
14:56:16 <eikeon> IIRC, once per day.
14:56:23 <libby> right
14:56:45 <eikeon> Not sure how many... I should work on sites some today. I was curious the same thing the other day.
14:57:03 <eikeon> I did notice there are some 7000 contexts now.
14:57:11 <libby> wow
14:57:17 <libby> I'll check mine
14:57:34 <libby> I've got about 350,000 triples, but not crawling regularly
14:57:45 <libby> matrtb found about 750,000 recently
14:57:50 <libby> mattb even
14:57:55 <JimJibber> JimJibber is now known as JibberJim
14:58:06 <eikeon> I'm not sure if the 7000 is counting the 404s too or not.
14:58:32 <eikeon> Also... would be nice to get a handle on how many of them are foaf vs other documents.
14:59:24 <libby> yeah
14:59:35 <libby> mysql> select count(distinct predicate) from triples;
14:59:35 <libby> +---------------------------+
14:59:35 <libby> | count(distinct predicate) |
14:59:35 <libby> +---------------------------+
14:59:35 <libby> | 1078 |
14:59:36 <libby> +---------------------------+
14:59:42 <libby> not so many...
15:03:29 <JibberJim> yeah, which is why I was thinking of not using hash for predicate.
15:04:14 <eikeon> Looks like a fair # of my triples are from: http://www.mindswap.org/2003/nciOncology.owl
15:06:21 <libby> ble, I'm a dork, meant to look for source not predicate
15:07:54 <WillWare> Yup, I do sometimes read logs. Thanks eikeon, I was unsure about that.
15:10:08 <libby> I've got 4143 sources.
15:11:09 <WillWare> C: [http:http://willware.net:8080/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/Jena-2.0/src/wware/Foo.java | Jena test code for geneology stuff]
15:11:09 <dc_rdfig> Added comment C1.
15:11:21 <eikeon> WillWare: You're welcome
15:13:18 <eikeon> libby: I'll need to implement a better len function for the triple store backend that I'm using -- currently it computes the length by iterating over the whole store ;(
15:13:44 <eikeon> Was hoping I'd already done that.
15:14:26 <libby> aw
15:14:27 <dngor> @count () (is a type of) (verb)
15:14:29 <knowp> Your query matched 618 factoids
15:14:52 * libby trying to fix scutter. last time it cashed with an out of memory error.
15:15:59 <WillWare> C1: [http://willware.net:8080/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/Jena-2.0/src/wware/Foo.java | Jena test code for geneology stuff]
15:16:00 <dc_rdfig> Replaced comment C1.
15:16:29 <WillWare> C1: [http://willware.net:8080/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/Jena-2.0/src/wware/Foo.java| Jena test code for geneology stuff]
15:16:29 <dc_rdfig> Replaced comment C1.
15:27:37 <darobin> has anyone done something RDF(ish) around horse races?
15:28:55 <libby> heh
15:29:29 <darobin> I'm considering it :)
15:29:38 <libby> neat!
15:30:20 <darobin> enter horses that got what position at what race being how long with what jokey and what weather
15:30:41 <darobin> then some inference rules, and enter details for a race and get a prediction back
15:30:57 <libby> cute :)
15:31:08 * libby looks forward to it!
15:31:08 <darobin> dunno, maybe I'll get rich ;)
15:31:39 <darobin> I have a friend that's telling me what aspects are important, but I need to find data...
15:36:33 <libby> B:might be worth using [http://www.w3.org/2002/12/cal|RDFical schema for events] and [http://www.w3.org/2003/01/geo/|geo vocab for lat/long]
15:36:33 <dc_rdfig> Added comment B7.
15:59:25 <md-afk> md-afk is now known as mdupont
16:53:54 <DanC> woohoo! debian supports nxml-mode. http://packages.debian.org/unstable/editors/nxml-mode.html
17:14:24 <dajobe> DanC: yeah, it's been there for a couple of weeks.
17:14:51 <dajobe> it also comes with rdf/xml RNC from the syntax spec, but not enabled by default for '.rdf' files
18:00:36 <golbeckSanibel_> golbeckSanibel_ is now known as golbeckSanibel
18:36:44 <libby> hi LotR, urgen :)
18:36:53 <urgen> :-)
18:36:56 <LotR> hi libby
18:36:56 * libby just off out, unfortuntely
18:37:02 <LotR> heh
18:37:02 <urgen> that's ok
18:37:10 <libby> l8r!
23:09:48 <D[a]vey> D[a]vey is now known as Davey
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