Void Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets
Features
- Links are sometimes published as part of a larger dataset. For example, many of the resources described in the DBpedia dataset are linked via owl:sameAs to other datasets. In other cases, linksets are handled as stand-alone sets of triples, independently from either of the two linked datasets. For example, link generation tools such as Silk [SILK] can discover new links between two existing datasets. Both cases—linksets published as part of a larger dataset, and linksets that are independent from the linked datasets—can be described in VoID.
Definitions
Datasets
- A dataset is a set of RDF triples that are published, maintained or aggregated by a single provider.
- Unlike RDF graphs, which are purely mathematical constructs [RDF-CONCEPTS], the term dataset has a social dimension: we think of a dataset as a meaningful collection of triples, that deal with a certain topic, originate from a certain source or process, are hosted on a certain server, or are aggregated by a certain custodian.
References
- Describing Linked Datasets with the VoID Vocabulary
- sh.question-log.2024.07.20.void-vs-dcat (Private)
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