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Robert Mark Bram
Hi All,
I thought that an RDF triple should always include "subject, verb and
object".
But then I found this example about DAML that seems to miss the object..
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http://infomesh.net/2001/swintro/
The second useful DAML construct that we shall go through is the
daml:UnambiguousProperty class. Saying that a Property is a
daml:UnambiguousProperty means that if the object of the property is the
same, then the subjects are equivalent. For example:-
foaf:mbox rdf:type daml:UnambiguousProperty .
:x foaf:mbox .
:y foaf:mbox .
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How are these two allowed to miss the object?
Any advice would be most welcome!
Rob
I thought that an RDF triple should always include "subject, verb and
object".
But then I found this example about DAML that seems to miss the object..
==
http://infomesh.net/2001/swintro/
The second useful DAML construct that we shall go through is the
daml:UnambiguousProperty class. Saying that a Property is a
daml:UnambiguousProperty means that if the object of the property is the
same, then the subjects are equivalent. For example:-
foaf:mbox rdf:type daml:UnambiguousProperty .
:x foaf:mbox .
:y foaf:mbox .
==
How are these two allowed to miss the object?
Any advice would be most welcome!
Rob