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Overviewing the RDF(S) Semantic Web

Thomas Raimbault

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Abstract

The RDF(S) semantic web consists of many billions statements about resources (RDF data and RDFS metadata). We propose an original and effective approach to improve performance of retrieving information in RDF(S) statements sets, by quickly discarding irrelevant RDF data sets and moreover using classic search ways (like SPARQL and Jena). To that end, we define and associate at each RDF data set a kind of overview, small and search-oriented, which has to be queried first before querying whole data.

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The RDF(S) semantic web consists of many billions statements about resources (RDF data and RDFS metadata). We propose an original and effective approach to improve performance of retrieving information in RDF(S) statements sets, by quickly discarding irrelevant RDF data sets and moreover using classic search ways (like SPARQL and Jena). To that end, we define and associate at each RDF data set a kind of overview, small and search-oriented, which has to be queried first before querying whole data.

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The RDF(S) semantic web consists of many billions statements about resources (RDF data and RDFS metadata). We propose an original and effective approach to improve performance of retrieving information in RDF(S) statements sets, by quickly discarding irrelevant RDF data sets and moreover using classic search ways (like SPARQL and Jena). To that end, we define and associate at each RDF data set a kind of overview, small and search-oriented, which has to be queried first before querying whole data.

Key concepts: RDF Schema, SPARQL, RDF, Simple Knowledge Organization System, RDF/XML, Computer science, Cwm, Linked data

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