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-The ~ PhpWiki ~ SemanticWeb implementation follows closely the  
-implementation of the semantic Mediawiki extension . It features:  
-* Annotation of article-article-links by means of configurable relations (link-types).  
-* Annotation of articles with simple data-values that are assigned to numeric attributes.  
-* Support for using physical units of measurement in all numerical attributes, without need for prior configuration.  
+The PhpWiki: SemanticWeb implementation follows closely the [semediawiki  
+| http://ontoworld.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki] implementation. It features: 
  
-Relations can be searched for with regular expressions, attributes can be  
-searched for with full mathematical expressions . 
+* Annotation of article-article-links by means of configurable relations (link-types).  
+* Annotation of articles with simple data-values that are assigned to configurable attributes.  
+* Support for using physical units of measurement in all numerical attributes, without need  
+ for prior configuration . 
  
 The annotation data will be combined with annotations from the current 
 category system to generate standard-compliant OWL/RDF output, which 
-can be fully processed with tools that support OWL DL or OWL Lite,  
- but which can also be treated in a meaningful way by software that 
+can be fully processed with tools that support OWL DL or OWL Lite, but  
+ which can also be treated in a meaningful way by software that 
 supports RDF, RDFS or XML. 
  
-== Relations ==  
+! Relations 
  
-Relations (link-types) are defined as link with the following syntax:  
-{{{  
+Relations (link-types) are defined as link with the following markup  
+ syntax:  
+<verbatim>  
  relation::pagename 
-}}}  
+</verbatim>  
  
-== Attributes ==  
+! Attributes 
  
-Attributes are defined as link to numbers (understandable by  
-[GNU Units|http://www.gnu.org/software/units/units.html]) with  
- the following markup syntax: 
+Attributes are defined as link with the following markup syntax: 
  
-{{{  
+<verbatim>  
  attribute:=value 
-}}}  
+</verbatim>  
  
-Attributes and relations refer only to the current page - the current  
-page is the subject, the relation the predicate, the linked page the  
-object in a RDF triple. Relations always refer to another page,  
-attributes not. 
+Attributes and relations refer only to the current page - the  
+current page is the subject, the relation the predicate, the linked page the  
+object in a RDF triple. Relations always refer to another page - they  
+must not exist. Attributes not, since they are numeric only . 
  
-== Example ==  
+With the SemanticSearch feature you can query online simple and  
+complex facts.  
  
-<em>Sample taken from http://wiki .ontoworld.org/index.php/San_Diego</em>  
+You can import and export _lists of facts or queries_, as format rdf,  
+rdfs, owl . 
  
-{{{  
+! Example  
+  
+<em>Sample taken from http://ontoworld.org/wiki/San_Diego, see also  
+[San Diego] </em>  
+  
+<verbatim>  
 San Diego [is_a::city] located in the southwestern corner of 
-[California|located_in::California], the extreme southwestern corner  
- of the [United States|country::United States]. It is the county seat  
- of San Diego County. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of  
-[1,223,400|population:=1,223,400]; as of 2005, the California Department  
- of Finance estimated the city to have 1,305,736 residents. The city  
- is the second-largest in California and the seventh-largest in the  
- United States and is noted for its temperate climate and many beaches. 
+[California|located_in::California], the extreme southwestern corner of the  
+ [United States|country::United States]. It is the county seat of San Diego  
+ County. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of  
+[1,223,400|population:=1,223,400]; as of 2005, the California Department of  
+ Finance estimated the city to have 1,305,736 residents. The city is the  
+ second-largest in California and the seventh-largest in the United States and is  
+ noted for its temperate climate and many beaches. 
  
 According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total 
-area of [963.6 km  
- (324.3 mi  
+  
+  
 The total area is 12.82% water. 
  
 Most notably, San Diego is the location of the 2005 International 
 Symposium on Wikis 2005, and the San Diego Zoo, and the San Diego 
 Chargers. 
  
-<< SemanticRelations>>  
-}}}  
+<?plugin SemanticRelations ? >  
+</verbatim >  
+  
+! See Also  
+  
+See PhpWiki:SemanticWeb,  
+SemanticRelations, ListRelations, SemanticSearch, SemanticSearchAdvanced,  
+Help:SemanticRelationsPlugin, Help:SemanticSearchPlugin,  
+PhpWiki:ImportRdf, PhpWiki:ImportOwl, PhpWiki::ExportRdf, PhpWiki::ExportRdfs, PhpWiki::ExportOwl  
  
-== See Also ==  
-* [[SemanticRelations]], [[ListRelations]], [[SemanticSearch]]  
-* [[Help:SemanticRelationsPlugin|SemanticRelationsPlugin]], [[Help:SemanticSearchPlugin|SemanticSearchPlugin]]  
+-------------  
  
-<noinclude>  
-----  
-[[ PhpWikiDocumentation]]  
-</noinclude>  
+PhpWikiDocumentation 

version 5

The PhpWiki:SemanticWeb implementation follows closely the [semediawiki

http://ontoworld.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki] implementation. It features:
  • Annotation of article-article-links by means of configurable relations (link-types).
  • Annotation of articles with simple data-values that are assigned to configurable attributes.
  • Support for using physical units of measurement in all numerical attributes, without need for prior configuration.

The annotation data will be combined with annotations from the current category system to generate standard-compliant OWL/RDF output, which can be fully processed with tools that support OWL DL or OWL Lite, but which can also be treated in a meaningful way by software that supports RDF, RDFS or XML.

Relations

Relations (link-types) are defined as link with the following markup syntax:

  relation::pagename

Attributes

Attributes are defined as link with the following markup syntax:

  attribute:=value

Attributes and relations refer only to the current page - the current page is the subject, the relation the predicate, the linked page the object in a RDF triple. Relations always refer to another page - they must not exist. Attributes not, since they are numeric only.

With the SemanticSearch feature you can query online simple and complex facts.

You can import and export lists of facts or queries, as format rdf, rdfs, owl.

Example

Sample taken from http://ontoworld.org/wiki/San_Diego, see also San Diego 



See Also


See PhpWiki:SemanticWeb,
SemanticRelations, ListRelations, SemanticSearch, SemanticSearchAdvanced,
Help:SemanticRelationsPlugin, Help:SemanticSearchPlugin,
PhpWiki:ImportRdf, PhpWiki:ImportOwl, PhpWiki::ExportRdf, PhpWiki::ExportRdfs, PhpWiki::ExportOwl




PhpWikiDocumentation