Answer to question: Is there any functionality to infer links/concepts beyond the schema definition? (For example, given a column populated by only values ‘M’ and ‘F’, could we infer concepts of ‘Gender’ and Male/Female? Is there any ability to identify concepts that may be identical?)Answer to question: Is there any functionality to infer links/concepts beyond the schema definition? (For example, given a column populated by only values âMâ and âFâ, could we infer concepts of âGenderâ and Male/Female? Is there any ability to identify concepts that may be identical?)Answer to question: Is there any functionality to infer links/concepts beyond the schema definition? (For example, given a column populated by only values ‘M’ and ‘F’, could we infer concepts of ‘Gender’ and Male/Female? Is there any ability to identify concepts that may be identical?)
As part of the RDF Linked Data View creation process (using Virtuosoâs native RDF View mapping language or R2RML) an alternative schema or ontology can be used for performing the mapping to RDF, as demonstrated in the this post on Customizing R2RML scripts in Virtuoso As part of the RDF Linked Data View creation process (using Virtuoso’s native RDF View mapping language or R2RML) an alternative schema or ontology can be used for performing the mapping to RDF, as demonstrated in the this post on Customizing R2RML scripts in Virtuoso As part of the RDF Linked Data View creation process (using Virtuoso’s native RDF View mapping language or R2RML) an alternative schema or ontology can be used for performing the mapping to RDF, as demonstrated in the this post on Customizing R2RML scripts in Virtuoso