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Modeling Entity Relationships
Why would i need entity relationships?
Imagine you are building a snazzy new web application that includes an address book where users can store their contacts. For each contact the user stores, you want to capture the contacts name, birthday (which they mustn't forget!) their address, telephone number and company…
Rdf Primer
RDF only represents binary relations
The beginning of this section noted that aggregate structures, like John Smith's address, can be represented by considering the aggregate thing to be described as a separate resource, and then making statements about that new resource. This example illustrates an important…
Intermediate URIrefs for structured values
Structured information like this is represented in RDF by considering the aggregate thing to be described (like John Smith's address) as a resource, and then making statements about that new resource. So, in the RDF graph, in order to break up John Smith's address into its…
The Tao Of Topic Maps
Subject identity in topic maps
The goal with topic maps is to achieve a one-to-one relationship between topics and the subjects that they represent, in order to ensure that all knowledge about a particular subject can be accessed via a single topic. However, sometimes the same subject is represented by more…