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add in RDF dataset definitions from SPARQL query #50

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add in RDF dataset definitions from SPARQL query
pfps Oct 31, 2024
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remove definition of active graph as it is SPARQL specific
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fix definition markup
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Clean up "merge" definition to use the fragment "dfn-rdf-graph-merge"…
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Fix duplicate definitions of "RDF dataset".
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Expand Up @@ -1498,6 +1498,51 @@ <h2>RDF Datasets</h2>
between datasets would require RDF graph entailments between the graphs with the same name
(adding in empty graphs as required).</p>

<table>
<caption>Definition of an RDF dataset</caption>
<tr>
<td class="semantictable">
<p>An <dfn data-lt="RDF dataset">RDF dataset</dfn> I is a set:</p>
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RDF Dataset is actually defined in RDF Concepts, although it has an alias here, so it's sufficient to just use an anchor.

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<p>An <dfn data-lt="RDF dataset">RDF dataset</dfn> I is a set:</p>
<p>An <a>RDF dataset</a> I is a set:</p>
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Should be fixed in latest commit.

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The dfn markup is copied from examples elsewhere. If they are wrong here then I think there are lots that have to be changed throughout the document set.

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This document is more complicated than most as the form is to "define" terms which an also defined in RDF Concepts. The <dfn data-cite="...">...</dfn> form is there to be able to use these terms as if they're defined in RDF Semantics while referencing the version in RDF Concepts. Note that data-lt provides an alternative way to reference the same definition, but it can also affect the term which is "exported" from the document. It can be useful to look at the Terms defined by this specification section to see what terms are actually defined here.

I did scan the other definitions in the document and they seem correct to me.

{ G, (&lt;u<sub>1</sub>&gt;, G<sub>1</sub>), (&lt;u<sub>2</sub>&gt;, G<sub>2</sub>), . .
. (&lt;u<sub>n</sub>&gt;, G<sub>n</sub>) }<br>
where n&ge;0 and G and each G<sub>i</sub> are graphs, and each &lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt; is an IRI. Each
&lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt; is distinct.</p>
<p>G is called the default graph. (&lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt;, G<sub>i</sub>) are called named
graphs.</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

<table>
<caption>Definition of RDF dataset merge</caption>
<tr>
<td class="semantictable">
<p>Let DS1 = { G1, (&lt;u1<sub>1</sub>&gt;, G1<sub>1</sub>), (&lt;u1<sub>2</sub>&gt;,
G1<sub>2</sub>), . . . (&lt;u1<sub>n</sub>&gt;, G1<sub>n</sub>) },<br>
and DS2 = { G2, (&lt;u2<sub>1</sub>&gt;, G2<sub>1</sub>), (&lt;u2<sub>2</sub>&gt;,
G2<sub>2</sub>), . . . (&lt;u2<sub>m</sub>&gt;, G2<sub>m</sub>) }</p>
<p>The <dfn data-lt="RDF dataset">RDF dataset merge</dfn> of DS1 and DS2 is:<br>
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DS={ G, (&lt;u<sub>1</sub>&gt;, G<sub>1</sub>), (&lt;u<sub>2</sub>&gt;, G<sub>2</sub>), .
. . (&lt;u<sub>k</sub>&gt;, G<sub>k</sub>) }<br>
where:</p>
<p>Write N1 for { &lt;u1<sub>j</sub>&gt; j = 1 to n }<br>
Write N2 for { &lt;u2<sub>j</sub>&gt; j = 1 to m }<br></p>
<ul>
<li>G is the <a data-cite="RDF12-SEMANTICS#dfn-merge">merge</a> of G1 and G2
</li>
<li>(&lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt;, G<sub>i</sub>) where &lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt; is in N1 but not
in N2</li>
<li>(&lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt;, G<sub>i</sub>) where &lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt; is in N2 but not
in N1</li>
<li>(&lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt;, G<sub>i</sub>) where &lt;u<sub>i</sub>&gt; is equal to
&lt;u<sub>j</sub>&gt; in N1 and equal to &lt;u<sub>k</sub>&gt; in N2 and G<sub>i</sub>
is the <a data-cite="RDF12-SEMANTICS#dfn-merge">merge</a> of G1<sub>j</sub> and G2<sub>k</sub>
</li>
</ul>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

</section>

<h2 id="appendices">Appendices</h2>
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