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Valerio C.

Commented on Counting Union of Two Restrictions in SPARQL Queri...·Posted inAsk
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Valerio C.
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Did you end up finding another solution or just gave up?

Commented on Counting Union of Two Restrictions in SPARQL Queri...·Posted inAsk
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Why are you trying to use this query, rather than simply:

SELECT (COUNT(DISTINCT ?x) AS ?nox)
WHERE {
VALUES ?topClass {gfo:itemOne gfo:itemTwo}
?x gfo:involves/rdf:type ?topClass
}

Or also:

SELECT (COUNT(DISTINCT ?x) AS ?nox)
WHERE {
{?x gfo:involves/rdf:type gfo:itemOne}
UNION
{?x gfo:involves/rdf:type gfo:itemTwo}
}

Commented on Exploring KGs and Digital Twins: Instantiating Act...·Posted inAsk
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Valerio C.
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Actually yes, RDFox has

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RDFox Is Hiring a Front End Developer - Join Our Growing Team!

RDFox is hiring a Front End Dev: https://www.oxfordsemantic.tech/work-with-us RDFox is a high-performance graph database and reasoner originally developed at Oxford University by Boris Motik, Ian Horrocks (invented OWL), and Bernardo Cuenca Grau, who you'd be working with on a constant basis. The package includes health insurance, pension. Oh yeah, also a ton of stock options in a fast-growing company. Here is a snapshot from the RDFox UI...

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