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Latest revision as of 16:27, 16 February 2023
The term "Triple" is being used in Semantic Web Technology. The english wikipedia article on "Triple" describes a triple as The atomic data entity in the Resource Description Framework
Three part structure
A Triple consists of
- subject
- predicate
- object
Examples for triples
Here are some triples:
dad loves mum
kid loves mum
kid loves dad
dad hates sister_in_law
sister_in_law likes mum
kid likes granny
Natural graph representation of triples
Each Triple of subject - predicate - object can be presented as a graph. The above triples would e.g. be represented as:
Or in the abstract notation each Triple as: