November 2022
Intermediate to advanced
294 pages
5h 58m
English
Before we start building and querying RDF, we’ll want a better understanding of how to work with it. To get a better feel for what the RDF model looks like, let’s revisit the book graph we introduced in the first chapter—see this figure, which shows our reference book graph.
The book graph can be mapped to RDF as shown in the figure.

One thing that we can immediately see is that RDF is more “graphy” than the property graph we saw earlier in Modeling the Book Graph, because labels and attributes are modeled as independent nodes. (The attributes here are shown for convenience as a single document icon, but in reality, each ...