Robert H.

I went to the new coworker store and they were all out of coworkers.

I have to say that I'm utterly flabbergasted to have had a call with Ontotext today pre-sales that was Simple awesome. Answered my questions, taught me some things I did not know about RDF modeling, and were just incredible. Felt like I was talking to mentors and helpers and not "salespeople." Good job, Ontotext. I look forward to the next call.

Thanks for the disclosure, and the link!

It's fine! I appreciate it, and could use a link or reference to a primer on RDF that's not dry; I read a lot that are about the nuances of the file format and not how to go about modeling something. So I get tied up in instances and properties and often end up with a giant "CLASS" in the middle of the diagram that everything connects to, which isn't useful. I know things are derived from or of type class

Thanks! This is a precursor to trying to use knowledge graphs with AI to have those key entities and relationships available to validate incoming, unstructured information and create new ideas. It seemed like "RDF" was the basic means of expressing that knowledge, and so I set about trying to find a proper tool to visualize and create whatever constitutes a model in this case that AI can use. And then I can visualize with. I don't know if that helps you understand my struggle. I'm a former data modeler, so maybe those old habits are dying hard. Also used to do a lot of concept mapping, nothing in a formal or automated way.