Silvio Peroni

Hi @harej, Thanks a lot for your input, it is very precious. I believe I have enough material for digging a bit so as to understand what generated such issues,...

Hi, Can I ask which kind of query are you running? I think a CONSTRUCT one, but just to be extra sure. Another alternative would be to use directly the...

In addition, it would be good to add also the space requrements in the title of the figshare dumps, as suggested by @davidshotton: ```OpenCitations Corpus dataset of all the bibliographic...

@falcon03, just added you as collaborator – please accept my invitation :-) Please add all the files that enable such conversion directly to the repository, keeping in mind that any...

Hi all, I'm providing the solution to this exercise so as to be reused in the [Turing Machine Visualization tool](http://turingmachine.io/) for testing it: ``` blank: '0' start state: A table:...

Hi all, here my take on the exercise (available also as [Python file](https://comp-think.github.io/2018-2019/python/my_enumerate_ex3.py) in the GitHub repository), with some comments: ``` # Test case for the algorithm def test_my_enumerate(input_list, expected):...

Hi all, As you already know, there are plenty of possible different solutions to this problem, and you guys have already provide different working approaches here – thanks a lot...

Hi all, here my take on the exercise (available also as [Python file](https://comp-think.github.io/2018-2019/python/my_reversed_ex5.py) in the GitHub repository), with some comments: ``` # Test case for the algorithm # Test case...

As alternative to ```https://w3id.org/oc/virtual/citation/[citing OCC ID]/[cited OCC ID]``` we could also used a more compact format, e.g.: ```https://w3id.org/oc/virtual/citation/[citing BR ID]-[cited BR ID]``` since citations in the OCC happen only between...

@davidshotton, Yes, wrong cut&paste: it should be fabio:hasPublicationYear indeed!