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| - RDF is a language (i.e., system of signs, syntax, and semantics) that
enables the construction of structured data that can be read and
understood by both humans and machines.
- RDF is a language (i.e., system of signs, syntax, and semantics) that
enables the construction of structured data that can be read and
understood by both humans and machines.
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| - RDF (Resource Description Framework) is a framework that enables
the construction of structured data endowed with human and machine
comprehensible entity relationship semantics. It makes this possible
by providing a Language (system of Signs [IRIs], Syntax [Subject,
Predicate, Object relationship roles], Semantics [First-order Logic],
and Statements [Subject→Predicate→Object]) for expressing,
representing, serializing, and publishing entity relationships in
digital form. In usage patterns where IRIs take the form of HTTP
URIs, the end product is a public or private Linked Data Network
(Cloud) endowed with machine and human comprehensible entity
relationship semantics. In the context of the World Wide Web, RDF
enables the construction of a Semantically enhanced Linked Open Data
abstraction which is commonly referred as 'The Semantic Web'.
- RDF (Resource Description Framework) is a framework that enables
the construction of structured data endowed with human and machine
comprehensible entity relationship semantics. It makes this possible
by providing a Language (system of Signs [IRIs], Syntax [Subject,
Predicate, Object relationship roles], Semantics [First-order Logic],
and Statements [Subject→Predicate→Object]) for expressing,
representing, serializing, and publishing entity relationships in
digital form. In usage patterns where IRIs take the form of HTTP
URIs, the end product is a public or private Linked Data Network
(Cloud) endowed with machine and human comprehensible entity
relationship semantics. In the context of the World Wide Web, RDF
enables the construction of a Semantically enhanced Linked Open Data
abstraction which is commonly referred as 'The Semantic Web'.
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