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Use sdo:rangeIncludes to guide expectations on properties #912
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Added to future work do to time constraints. If the benefit was high enough perhaps it could be done in 2019 (assuming the changes were only in the non-normative rdf representations.) |
@dr-shorthair , would you like to revive this issue? |
Yeah - I think it would be smart. SDO has continued to be very relevant in this space. |
my only reservation would be the SDO guidance for sdo:rangeIncludes:
I know those aren't binding in the rdf definitions.... |
Mashing up this rule with RDFS entailments would merely make the target class also a sub-class of sdo:Class. Harmless AFAICT. |
Many DCAT properties have (deliberately) un-constrained ranges - i.e. no
rdfs:range
. Nevertheless, there are many usage or scope notes recommending use of specified classes or types.These recommendations could be captured more formally (though with no entailment penalty) using
sdo:rangeIncludes
. Perhaps we should add these as a kind of rich annotation?Related to #119
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