Dave Raggett

@anthonymoretti says: > Relationship - I agree that “relation” is preferable. Why? Isn't that just a matter of US vs GB usage of English?

1. Machine learning is dependent on statistics, as are many kinds of reasoning that deal with the uncertainties, incompleteness and inconsistencies commonplace in everyday situations. 2. Human reasoning isn't based...

I am exploring ideas for a simple to understand rule language, and note that as yet there are no agreed rule languages for property graphs, so there is a gap...

Hmm, @namedgraph doesn't that miss the point about making graphs much easier to use by the middle 33% of developers?

As David has explained, we could layer an Easier RDF framework on top of the RDF core, and this may be practical with either no changes to the core, or...

> On 19 Dec 2018, at 15:46, Hugh Glaser wrote: > We might use "this", "that", "it", "she" etc. as pronouns extensively. > It is deeply unhelpful if, when representing...

I've opened issue #48 to explore to take a step back from the specifics of blank nodes, to discuss different kinds of identifiers in terms of how they are used...

A given word may be applicable to multiple languages, especially for loan words where one language borrows from another. Together with @iherman points about other related kinds of properties, this...

This should include unnamed graphs as well as named graphs. In principle, unnamed graphs will have an internal identifier which could be implicit (e.g. as in RDF*) or exposed via...

@amirouche why do you think that we don't need to standardise the ability to express graph compositions? Is that you think the full range of requirements can be handled in...