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This is the Github Repository for the Knowledge Graph Conference Book Club around the book " Designing and Building Enterprise Knowledge Graphs: Synthesis Lectures on Data, Semantics, and Knowledge" with Juan Sequeda and Ora Lassila
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Do you have some examples to further demonstrate the differences between, "relationships between data", "relationship within data" and "hard-wired in software"? #3

Closed msesboue closed 2 years ago

msesboue commented 2 years ago

Chap 1, page 14, section 1.3.2

rdfguy commented 2 years ago

It is really "relationships between data and definitions of data. This one is simple, "definitions" here really means "classes", so identifying a node as an instance of a class. "Relationships within data" can be anything where one item of data being linked to (related to) another gives it some meaning (e.g., "part of" relationship may influence how you interpret a particular node/object). "Hard-wired in software" is what we have done traditionally: you have data, you write some code to manipulate that data (i.e., "interpret" that data).