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TriplyDB / Yasgui

Yet Another Sparql GUI
https://yasgui.triply.cc
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Mentioning IOS Press as a data publisher that uses YASGUI #122

Closed s-delbecque closed 6 years ago

s-delbecque commented 6 years ago

Hi,

We just launched our linked data portal LD Connect at http://ld.iospress.nl and we are using YASGUI as our Query interface at http://ld.iospress.nl/query-interface/.

We would like to attribute YASGUI, and would like to ask if there is any particular format we should follow? If possible, it would be great to be included in your list of data publishers in your "Used by many" section in your README.md as well.

Thanks!

Stephanie

wouterbeek commented 6 years ago

Hi @s-delbecque,

Thanks for using YASGUI! I'll add it to the list of publishers in the README file.

If you want to attribute YASGUI on your site, its best to refer to the main YASGUI paper, which was published by IOS Press (Semantic Web Journal): Rietveld, Laurens, and Rinke Hoekstra. "The YASGUI family of SPARQL clients 1." Semantic Web 8.3 (2017): 373-383.

wouterbeek commented 6 years ago

PS: When I download the N-Quads datadump, the file seems to end in the middle of a triple/IRI. Could it be that the file is only partially uploaded?

s-delbecque commented 6 years ago

Hi @wouterbeek

Thanks!!

Ok, great, we'll refer to the SWJ paper!

Thanks for the feedback of the N-Quads datadump. I tested it on several browsers and devices, without any problem. Could you give me some context of where it went wrong with your download, so we can have a closer look?

Thanks!

wouterbeek commented 6 years ago

@s-delbecque Let's see what causes the partial download on my end...

Firstly, when I download the file n_quad.zip it is 44MB in size. Is this also the size the file has on your end?

Secondly, unpacking the ZIP works fine (although it does also leave some macOS files that I do not know how to use). The uncompressed file ios_dataset.nq has size 447MB, and it has 3,167,499 lines. Is this still correct?

Finally, I use the tail command to print the last line in the file. As you can see, for me this results in a partial triple:

$ tail -1 ios_dataset.nq 
<http://ld.iospress.nl/i
s-delbecque commented 6 years ago

@wouterbeek

Both file sizes and lines are correct and last bit got fixed. Will have a look at the macOS files as well!

Thanks for your feedback!