Triples (2)

Triples, also termed Semantic triples are structured statements about semantic data arranged in the form of subject–predicate–object expressions. There are three components of a triple, such as the statement The sky has the colour blue, consist of a subject (the sky), a predicate (has the colour), and an object (blue). A collection of triples is typically stored in a purpose-built data repository called a Triple store or graph database system.

Unpacking SHACL

An abundance of acronyms Semantic technologies seem to suffer more than most from galloping acronymitis; the tendency to come up with the most tortured, obscure…

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