RDF - Check-list mammalian class (mammals)
These metadata were edited using the ontology VOID (Vocabulary of Interlinked Datasets) and are themselves of Linked Data. The ontology VOID is standard and has been defined by the W3C to better use the RDF dataset although it may be difficult for the human user. Metadata is in fact modeled as class properties "Dataset" and provide information about ontologies used (vocabulary), SPARQL endpoint URL (sparqlEndpoint) that makes the data available, the class names (classPartition) defined RDF and provides some examples of URI (exampleResource) instances of these classes. The names of actual classes used are as properties (class) of logical partitions of the dataset (classPartition):The names of actual classes used are as properties (class) of logical partitions of the dataset (classPartition): a difficult way to humans, but easily interpretable by machines. To facilitate and speed up the reading of the information, the URI of these partitions are defined with the class name contained.
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Resource Metadata
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Distribution Format | |
| License | Unknown IPR |
Additional Information
| Field | Value |
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| Last updated | unknown |
| Created | unknown |
| Format | SPARQL |
| Created | 10 years ago |
| format | SPARQL |
| id | 052d90e3-88ec-4696-a254-e3b1990695a2 |
| package id | 2d717d56-fea0-4a71-b652-346458026e00 |
| state | active |