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I have a project for which RDF would be a reasonable choice, I just had to find a syntax I found amenable. I find RGML has that syntax, no doubt due to its similarities with GML. I especially like that the nodes and edges of my graph are clearly marked up as such, because I think it helps to clarify the underlying graph, I often just want to look at my source quickly instead of generating a view of a Graph. The thing I worry about is: will an RGML based application be able to take advantage of all the wonderful logical reasoning capabilites of tools using RDF (which I always hear about but don't care that much about, and probably shouldn't care about here but I do so hate to lose out any possible functionality) Also I was thinking that I might want to use Sparql for the application, which will entail learning the language of course but from what I've seen it is simple enough. Will Sparql be reasonably useful given that in analysing a graph I will have to say something like (pseudo follows): Select All Nodes from Graphs where Node Identifier starts-with http://graphs.x.com/data with Edges.Count > 4 or -Select All Edges with target Nodes with dc:format = "text/html" - Get Source Nodes of above Edges ... and so forth. Cheers, Bryan Rasmussen
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