Apertium RDF - adding vartrans:relates property

[jogracia]

In the translations, I would recommend to overload the "vartrans:source" and "vartrans:target" properties with "vartrans:relates", to allow for simpler queries (as we did in Apertium RDF v1.0). E.g:

From :

:thousand_mil-num-en-sense-mil_thousand-num-es-sense-trans a vartrans:Translation;
    vartrans:source :thousand_mil-num-en-sense;
    vartrans:target :mil_thousand-num-es-sense.

To

:thousand_mil-num-en-sense-mil_thousand-num-es-sense-trans a vartrans:Translation;
    vartrans:source :thousand_mil-num-en-sense;
    vartrans:target :mil_thousand-num-es-sense;
    vartrans:relates :thousand_mil-num-en-sense;
    vartrans:relates :mil_thousand-num-es-sense.

[chiarcos]

Makes sense, but this is RDFS-inferrable (and can thus be automatically recovered by the user with the correct end point settings). If we really want to put this into the data, I would suggest to provide the data in two versions: a "slim" version containing the information in a minimal representation (better for exchange) and a "full" version that contains inferrable information (better for querying). There may be other pieces of duplicate information that could be dropped from the slim version to save space and transfer efforts. Best, Christian Am .07.2020, 13:00 Uhr, schrieb Jorge Gracia <notifications@github.com>:

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In the translations, I would recommend to overload the "vartrans:source" and "vartrans:target" properties with "vartrans:relates", to allow for simpler >queries (as we did in Apertium RDF v1.0). E.g: From : :thousand_mil-num-en-sense-mil_thousand-num-es-sense-trans a vartrans:Translation; vartrans:source :thousand_mil-num-en-sense; vartrans:target :mil_thousand-num-es-sense. To :thousand_mil-num-en-sense-mil_thousand-num-es-sense-trans a vartrans:Translation; vartrans:source :thousand_mil-num-en-sense; vartrans:target :mil_thousand-num-es-sense; vartrans:relates :thousand_mil-num-en-sense; vartrans:relates :mil_thousand-num-es-sense. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[jogracia]

Having such "slim" / "full" versions of the data makes sense to me.