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That's why in RDF you should really be using a well-modelled ontology. As for performance issues, using a dedicated Quad store helps there, rather than one bui
by philjohn 4y ago
That's why in RDF you should really be using a well-modelled ontology.
As for performance issues, using a dedicated Quad store helps there, rather than one built on top of an RDBMS (OpenLink Virtuoso excluded, because somehow they manage to make Quads on top of a distributed SQL engine blazing fast).
It's been about 6 years since I've been in that world, so things might have changed wrt performance.