Some thoughts on Compound Objects & Graphs

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Short presentation given to OAI ORE Technical Committee meeting, Google, New York City, Tuesday 29 May 2007. Highlights some issues about the relationships between objects and graphs raised during the activity of the "exploration team".

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Some thoughts on Compound Objects & Graphs OAI ORE Technical Committee Meeting, New York City

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Some thoughts on Compound Objects & Graphs

1. Some thoughts on Compound Objects & Graphs OAI ORE Technical Committee Meeting, New York City

3. Graph or graphs?

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9. Composite:Y Composite:X ore:hasPart http://example.org/graph/5 … or Graph 5?

10. So which graph do I need?

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13. Some thoughts on Compound Objects & Graphs OAI ORE Technical Committee Meeting, New York City

Some thoughts on Compound Objects & Graphs

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