Bundled SubjectAnnotations do not work
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I would like to create a resource if a column is filled and add a SubjectAnnotation to it based on that column. The following should work, where I create a SubjectAnnotation that's bundled to a column, but it does nothing:
conversion:enhance [
ov:csvCol 5;
ov:csvHeader "Preferred Defn Text";
conversion:equivalent_property hbgd:prefDefinition;
conversion:range_template "[/]definition/[r]";
conversion:comment "";
conversion:range rdfs:Resource;
];
conversion:enhance [
a conversion:SubjectAnnotation;
conversion:bundled_by [ ov:csvCol 5];
conversion:predicate prov:value;
conversion:object "[5]";
];
@jimmccusker , Do you have a repo that has the necessary elements to reproduce the problem? I'd like to clone it and work from the problem from that.
Thanks,
Tim
I can try to set up an example, but right now no, it's from a private repo.
Jim
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@jimmccusker https://github.com/jimmccusker , Do you have a repo that
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.James P. McCusker III, Ph.D.
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Jim, is there a way we could create a "faux" version of the data that Tim
could hammer away at?
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I can try to set up an example, but right now no, it's from a private repo.
Jim
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You could fork https://github.com/timrdf/csv2rdf4lod-automation/tree/master/doc/examples/source and plop the faux into there...
Here's an example of what I want to do, with an input and output tab:
https://docs.google.com/a/5amsolutions.com/spreadsheets/d/1DyQmZyHEXQqrgCbgyHI2LprTkgYwxXhEjwzOh1yZjOA/edit?usp=sharing
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You could fork
https://github.com/timrdf/csv2rdf4lod-automation/tree/master/doc/examples/source
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.James P. McCusker III, Ph.D.
http://tw.rpi.edu/web/JamesMcCusker
Requested permission to the spreadsheet, but probably won't be able to view any gdoc from within my firewall...