Examples of KiWiTriple

org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple
KiWiTriples are one of the core concepts of the KiWi system. They correspond to triples in RDF, but extend them with additional information that is useful and/or needed in the KiWi system, for example author information, version information, justifications (in case of inferred triples), etc. Like a KiWiResource, each triple is associated with a single TripleStore. All triples together essentially make up the TripleStore. As with KiWiResources, this means that there is no 1:1 correspondence between RDF triples and KiWi triples. An RDF triple may be represented by several KiWi triples in different KnowledgeSpaces.
Base/inferred flags denote the status of support of a triple:
- base=true, inferred=true means the triple is both explicit and supported by a rule
- base=false, inferred=true means triple is supported by a rule but not explicit
- base=true, inferred=false means triple is only explicit
- base=false, inferred=false does not exist
Only triples where base=true can be deleted using TripleStore.removeTriple; triples with base=false and inferred=true are managed by the reasoner. @author Sebastian Schaffert

Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

        try {
            List<QueryResult> results = asList(connection.query(Collections.singleton(p), null, null, null, true));
            Assert.assertEquals(1, results.size());
            Assert.assertEquals(1,results.get(0).getJustifications().size());


            KiWiTriple justification = results.get(0).getJustifications().iterator().next();
            Assert.assertEquals(subject, justification.getSubject());
            Assert.assertEquals(predicate, justification.getPredicate());
            Assert.assertEquals(object, justification.getObject());


            connection.commit();
        } finally {
            connection.close();
        }

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

            Assert.assertEquals(3, results.size());


            for(int i=0; i<3; i++) {
                Assert.assertEquals(1,results.get(i).getJustifications().size());


                KiWiTriple justification = results.get(i).getJustifications().iterator().next();
                Assert.assertEquals(predicate, justification.getPredicate());
            }


            connection.commit();
        } finally {
            connection.close();

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple


            Assert.assertEquals(SUBJECT1, results.get(0).getBindings().get(x).stringValue());
            Assert.assertEquals(SUBJECT2, results.get(0).getBindings().get(y).stringValue());
            Assert.assertEquals(OBJECT2, results.get(0).getBindings().get(z).stringValue());


            KiWiTriple justification1 = results.get(0).getJustifications().iterator().next();
            Assert.assertEquals(predicate1, justification1.getPredicate());


            connection.commit();
        } finally {
            connection.close();
        }

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

            // 1) the expected inferred triple exists
            // 2) the inferred triple is properly justified (based on rule2 and on the triple contained in the transaction data)
            List<Statement> inferred = Iterations.asList(con.getStatements(object,property,subject, true));
            Assert.assertEquals("number of inferred triples differs from expected result",1,inferred.size());


            KiWiTriple triple = (KiWiTriple)inferred.get(0);
            List<Justification> justifications = Iterations.asList(rcon.listJustificationsForTriple(triple));
            Assert.assertEquals("number of justifications for triple differs from expected result",1,justifications.size());


            Justification j = justifications.get(0);
            Assert.assertEquals("number of supporting triples differs from expected result",1,j.getSupportingTriples().size());

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

            // 1) the expected inferred triple exists (must be (ex:a ex:transitive ex:c) )
            // 2) the inferred triple is properly justified (based on rule2 and on the triple contained in the transaction data)
            List<Statement> inferred = Iterations.asList(con.getStatements(a,property,c, true));
            Assert.assertEquals("number of inferred triples differs from expected result",1,inferred.size());


            KiWiTriple triple = (KiWiTriple)inferred.get(0);
            List<Justification> justifications = Iterations.asList(rcon.listJustificationsForTriple(triple));
            Assert.assertEquals("number of justifications for triple differs from expected result",1,justifications.size());


            Justification j = justifications.get(0);
            Assert.assertEquals("number of supporting triples differs from expected result",2,j.getSupportingTriples().size());

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

            connection.storeNode(pred_2);
            connection.storeNode(object_1);
            connection.storeNode(object_2);
            connection.storeNode(context);


            KiWiTriple triple1 = new KiWiTriple(subject1,pred_1,object_1,context);
            KiWiTriple triple2 = new KiWiTriple(subject2,pred_2,object_2,context);


            connection.storeTriple(triple1);
            connection.storeTriple(triple2);
            connection.commit();

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

            connection.storeNode(pred_2);
            connection.storeNode(object_1);
            connection.storeNode(object_2);
            connection.storeNode(context);


            KiWiTriple triple1 = new KiWiTriple(subject,pred_1,object_1,context);
            KiWiTriple triple2 = new KiWiTriple(subject,pred_2,object_2,context);


            connection.storeTriple(triple1);
            connection.storeTriple(triple2);
            connection.commit();

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

            connection.storeNode(pred_2);
            connection.storeNode(object_1);
            connection.storeNode(object_2);
            connection.storeNode(context);


            KiWiTriple triple1 = new KiWiTriple(subject1,pred_1,object_1,context);
            KiWiTriple triple2 = new KiWiTriple(subject2,pred_2,object_2,context);


            connection.storeTriple(triple1);
            connection.storeTriple(triple2);
            connection.commit();

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

    private void executeReasoner(TransactionData data) {
        try {
            updateTaskStatus("fetching worklist");
            Set<KiWiTriple> newTriples = StatementCommons.newQuadrupleSet();
            for(Statement stmt : data.getAddedTriples()) {
                KiWiTriple t = (KiWiTriple)stmt;
                if(t.isNewTriple()) {
                    newTriples.add(t);
                    t.setNewTriple(false);
                }
            }


            //taskManagerService.setTaskSteps(newTriples.size() + data.getRemovedTriples().size());
            // evaluate the rules for all added triples

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Examples of org.apache.marmotta.kiwi.model.rdf.KiWiTriple

     * @param removedTriples
     */
    private void cleanupJustifications(KiWiReasoningConnection connection, TripleTable<Statement> removedTriples) throws SQLException {
        updateTaskStatus("cleaning up justifications for " + removedTriples.size() + " removed triples");
        for(Statement stmt : removedTriples) {
            KiWiTriple t = (KiWiTriple)stmt;
            connection.deleteJustifications(t);
        }
    }

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