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In order to represent the statistic data on properties used in the analyzed datasets we use four different tables. Notice that the data needed to fill the tables have been already retrieved. We only need to present the data in separate table for analysis purposes.
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In order to represent the statistic data on properties used in the analyzed datasets we use four different tables. Notice that the data needed to fill the tables have been already retrieved in most cases. We only need to present the data in separate table for analysis purposes.
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Furthermore, the same data has to be available in RDF form so that we can query them. In order to represent the such data in RDF you can use the ontology available at http://ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/lod-analysis-properties.owl (prefix prop:)
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Table 1: Properties as they are defined in their vocabulary (with domain and range) <br/>
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| The property domain asserted in the vocabulary.
| The property domain asserted in the vocabulary.
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| Range
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| The property range asserted in the vocabulary
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'''Table 1: Properties as they are defined in their vocabulary (with domain and range)'''<br/>
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Table 2: Properties, frequency of use, universes and their percentages.<br/>
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| Property
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| # triples
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| The number of triples that use the property
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| prop:NumberOfTriplesInDataset, prop:isDatasetNumberOfTriplesOf, path:inDataset, prop:numberOfTriples
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| Universe
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| Observed Universe
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| The universes (couples of subject type and object type) used in the triples (they can be more than one).
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| The actual universes (couples of subject type and object type) used in the triples (they can be more than one) of a certain dataset.
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| prop:hasObservedUniverseInDataset, prop:ObservedUniverseInDataset, path:inDataset, prop:aboutObservedUniverse, prop:ObservedUniverse, prop:hasSubjectType (domain prop:ObservedUniverse), prop:hasObjectType (domain prop:ObservedUniverse)
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| The percentage of usage of the subject type of a certain universe
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| % of object type
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| The percentage of usage of the object type of a certain universe
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Table 3: Properties aligned to top-level properties defined in general Content ODPs. <br/>
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'''Table 2: Properties, frequency of use, universes and their percentages.'''
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| Property
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| Maps to
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| The top level property to which the property can be mapped.
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| Type of mapping
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| The type of relation for describing the mapping
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Table 4: Property universes aligned to top-level classes defined in general Content ODPs. Notice that the same property used with ''n'' different couples (subject type, object type) has to be repeated ''n'' times in the table, because we have to produce ''n'' different alignments for its universes. <br/>
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'''Table 3: Properties aligned to top-level properties defined in general Content ODPs.'''
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| The universe (subject type object type) used in the triples (only one for each row).
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| The universe (subject type object type) as they are used in the triples for the property (only one for each row).
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| The top level classes to which the properties is aligned to.
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| prop:TopLevelUniverse, prop:TopLevelClass, prop:mapsToTopLevelUniverse
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'''Table 4: Property universes aligned to top-level classes defined in general Content ODPs. Notice that the same property used with ''n'' different couples (subject type, object type) has to be repeated ''n'' times in the table, because we have to produce ''n'' different alignments for its universes.'''

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In order to represent the statistic data on properties used in the analyzed datasets we use four different tables. Notice that the data needed to fill the tables have been already retrieved in most cases. We only need to present the data in separate table for analysis purposes. Furthermore, the same data has to be available in RDF form so that we can query them. In order to represent the such data in RDF you can use the ontology available at http://ontologydesignpatterns.org/ont/lod-analysis-properties.owl (prefix prop:)

Table 1: Properties as they are defined in their vocabulary (with domain and range)
Name of the column Explanation Associated semantic entity
Property The property under analysis rdf:Property
Domain The property domain asserted in the vocabulary. prop:DefinedUniverse, prop:hasDomain
Range The property range asserted in the vocabulary prop:DefinedUniverse, prop:hasRange
Table 2: Properties, frequency of use, universes and their percentages.
Name of the column Explanation Associated semantic entity
Property The property under analysis rdf:Property
# triples The number of triples that use the property prop:NumberOfTriplesInDataset, prop:isDatasetNumberOfTriplesOf, path:inDataset, prop:numberOfTriples
Observed Universe The actual universes (couples of subject type and object type) used in the triples (they can be more than one) of a certain dataset. prop:hasObservedUniverseInDataset, prop:ObservedUniverseInDataset, path:inDataset, prop:aboutObservedUniverse, prop:ObservedUniverse, prop:hasSubjectType (domain prop:ObservedUniverse), prop:hasObjectType (domain prop:ObservedUniverse)
 % of subject type The percentage of usage of the subject type of a certain universe prop:hasSubjectPercentage
 % of object type The percentage of usage of the object type of a certain universe prop:hasObjectPercentage
Table 3: Properties aligned to top-level properties defined in general Content ODPs.
Name of the column Explanation Associated semantic entity
Property The property under analysis rdf:Property
Maps to The top level property to which the property can be mapped. prop:mapsToTopLevelProperty
Type of mapping The type of relation for describing the mapping owl:equivalentProperty, rdfs:subPropertyOf
Table 4: Property universes aligned to top-level classes defined in general Content ODPs. Notice that the same property used with n different couples (subject type, object type) has to be repeated n times in the table, because we have to produce n different alignments for its universes.
Name of the column Explanation Associated semantic entity
Property The property under analysis rdf:Property
Universe The universe (subject type object type) as they are used in the triples for the property (only one for each row). prop:ObservedUniverse
Maps to The top level classes to which the properties is aligned to. prop:TopLevelUniverse, prop:TopLevelClass, prop:mapsToTopLevelUniverse
Type of mapping The type of relation for describing the mapping owl:equivalentClass, rdfs:subClassOf
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