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It should be possible to separate statement from each RO-Crate. Not all subjects will be using relative paths locked down by #1 - meaning these triples are (as expected) merged.
I propose we could make a second output with the quads where we used named graphs for each RO-Crate. Perhaps the URI identifying the graph should be https://workflowhub.eu/workflows/5/ro_crate?version=1 etc. This would give some duplication and complicate queries slightly (you would need to do GRAPH ?g { ... } to query every graph) but also improve provenance about where each statement is from.
In the default graph could just be the overall metadata for this dataset, a list of these named graphs and their brief provenance referencing this workflow.
Note that RDF file formats supporting named graphs include NQ, TriG and JSON-LD, formats like Turtle would merge to a single graph (or only represent the default graph)
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It should be possible to separate statement from each RO-Crate. Not all subjects will be using relative paths locked down by #1 - meaning these triples are (as expected) merged.
It is possible to reconstruct RO-Crate Metadata file by saving as JSON-LD and using Flattening with the RO-Crate JSON-LD Context, see https://www.researchobject.org/ro-crate/specification/1.2-DRAFT/appendix/relative-uris.html#flattening-json-ld-from-nested-json
I propose we could make a second output with the quads where we used named graphs for each RO-Crate. Perhaps the URI identifying the graph should be https://workflowhub.eu/workflows/5/ro_crate?version=1 etc. This would give some duplication and complicate queries slightly (you would need to do
GRAPH ?g { ... }
to query every graph) but also improve provenance about where each statement is from.In the default graph could just be the overall metadata for this dataset, a list of these named graphs and their brief provenance referencing this workflow.
Note that RDF file formats supporting named graphs include NQ, TriG and JSON-LD, formats like Turtle would merge to a single graph (or only represent the default graph)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: