How do I use schema.org with N-Triples?

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Say I want to use schema.org's vocabulary for my N-triples data.

But there's some confusion on how to use that vocabulary. Actually this confusion is across many vocabularies I encountered.

Should it be:

<http://example.com/luca> <http://schema.org/Person/name> "Luca"

or maybe

<http://example.com/luca> <http://schema.org/Person#name> "Luca"

or maybe something else?

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The RDF version of Schema.org at schema.rdfs.org uses slash URIs and flat hierarchy, where all local names are directly under the namespace URI (see Turtle dump) . Therefore, for your example you should use something like this:

<http://example.com/luca> <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#type> <http://schema.org/Person> .
<http://example.com/luca> <http://schema.org/name> "Luca" .

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answered 12 Jan, 10:14

jindrichm
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I don't see where "http://schema.org/name" is located in in the Turtle dump. How did you come to the conclusion that it shouldn't be <http://schema.org/Person#name> instead, which would make more sense since the link is usable, while http://schema.org/name simply shows an error page?

(12 Jan, 10:34) lmatteis

If you look into the dump, there's schema:name CURIE, which, given the prefix schema used for the <http://schema.org/> namespace URI gives <http://schema.org/name>. I don't necessarily claim that it's the right option how to convert Schema.org into RDF, but it's the approach chosen by schema.rdfs.org. You can learn about their modelling choices at: http://schema.rdfs.org/faq.html#uris

(12 Jan, 13:05) jindrichm

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