I originally posted a form of this question on the dosdp-tools repo, but Jim suggested it might be better here.
I have two related questions, maybe only one of them needs answering:
1) Is it possible to have conditional if-else style logic in a dosdp so dosdp-tools can only select certain classes based on specified variables? I'd like to know in any case, but probably the better approach is:
2) How can I write a pattern that will filter based on the presence or absence of a property, if this is possible? For example, how does one write a pattern that will select all classes with the annotation property owl:deprecated, in order to return a list of all deprecated classes? How does one do the inverse, select all classes that don't have the deprecation annotation to get a list of all currently valid classes?
Jim suggested that there isn't a way to do this with dosdp-tools. He suggested using a SPARQL query with ROBOT as a pre-processing step for input to dosdp tools. I know I can do the above in OWLAPI. Would that be considered an inelegant solution? I am not yet familiar with SPARQL. What would be the best forum in which to ask for help with SPARQL (not here, of course :) )?
dosumis
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3 years ago
Hi,
I originally posted a form of this question on the dosdp-tools repo, but Jim suggested it might be better here.
I have two related questions, maybe only one of them needs answering:
1) Is it possible to have conditional if-else style logic in a dosdp so dosdp-tools can only select certain classes based on specified variables? I'd like to know in any case, but probably the better approach is:
2) How can I write a pattern that will filter based on the presence or absence of a property, if this is possible? For example, how does one write a pattern that will select all classes with the annotation property owl:deprecated, in order to return a list of all deprecated classes? How does one do the inverse, select all classes that don't have the deprecation annotation to get a list of all currently valid classes?
Jim suggested that there isn't a way to do this with dosdp-tools. He suggested using a SPARQL query with ROBOT as a pre-processing step for input to dosdp tools. I know I can do the above in OWLAPI. Would that be considered an inelegant solution? I am not yet familiar with SPARQL. What would be the best forum in which to ask for help with SPARQL (not here, of course :) )?
Thank you.