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Revision as of 15:13, 12 March 2015
Introduction
The Simple Data Interchange Format (SiDIF) is yet another format for exchanging data between computers.
SiDIF isA DataInterchangeFormat
is a valid SiDIF content.
Examples
City Tokyo
City isA Concept Tokyo isA City webpage addsTo City "http://www.tokyo.jp" is webpage of Tokyo
is valid SiDIF.
SiDIF Structure
SiDIF expressions
A SiDIF expression like
Tokyo isA City
consists of three parts:
- Tokyo is the subject
- isA is the predicate
- City is the object
Such a set of subject / predicate / object is called a Triple
graphical representation
SiDIF Implementation
see https://github.com/BITPlan/org.sidif.triplestore
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| Issues | https://github.com/BITPlan/org.sidif.triplestore/issues |
References
- ^ A. van Renssen. (None) "Gellish: an information representation language, knowledge base and ontology" - 215-228 pages. doi: 10.1109/siit.2003.1251209