Closed ivozandhuis closed 3 years ago
Hi Ivo, many thanks for your helpful comments. There has been a stupid mistake from my side: I forgot to upload the latest JAR file that is compatible with the new data model (which we slightly changed 9 days ago). This must have been very frustrating for you using the old release with an incompatible data model, sorry for that.
I now uploaded a new release (v 0.2) of burgerLinker, that contains also additional linking functionalities. Please let me know if any issue remains in the new version.
Thanks! No problem: part of the job of innovation :-) Nice new features! I'm still not able to get it working though. I suspect issue #5 has something to do with it. Does the example above work for you? File can be downloaded here https://github.com/ivozandhuis/typografische-verenigingen/blob/master/harvest/aktesdata.ttl
I updated now the jar file in the same release (v 0.2). In this update, I added support for both http://schema.org and https://schema.org.
The tool works correctly on the example file that you provided, but there's still one remaining issue in your file, which is the absence of the civ:registrationID
statement that is used for saving the links (see Wiki). Any unique value for civ:registrationID
would work (not necessarily an integer).
P.S. There are still some issues that I need to fix in saving the detected links as RDF with their metadata (as named graphs), so I suggest for now to keep the output format as CSV (i.e. not changing the --format default's value, by simply not adding this parameter when running burgerLinker).
Thank you! I got it to work this time.
You might add a link to the wiki on the README page.
Great! I now added a link to the Wiki on the README page.
First of all: thank you very, very much for building this tool. It is very cool!
I created a ttl-file with two events: birth and marriage. I expect the newborn of the birth to be linked (owl:sameAs) to the groom of the marriage.
After creating the HDT file, I ran the ShowDatasetStats function. 1 Birth event, 1 Marriage event and 9 Individuals were detected. So far so good, except that I had to use http:// for schema:Person and introduce https:// for sdo:givenName. If I don't, the individuals are not detected. Apparently, http://schema.org/Person is needed for the class and httpS://schema.org/givenName for the property. (Although they're both defined as http:// in the ontology)
Next step: using the Within_B_M function. All numbers in the output are 0, as if it didn't detect the events anymore. I guess I am doing something wrong in the data format, but I am not able to figure out what. Does the Within_B_M function use yet other http/https namespaces for schema.org?