Just one note: RDF/RDFS is not a foundation for OWL. Historically RDF/RDFS was established before OWL. OWL standard defines a formal mapping from OWL to RDF/RDFS. This is an example of how good standards should take care about compatibility to previous technologies. And OWL adopted RDF/RDFS as one of its serialisation formats. However OWL is not dependent on RDF/RDFS. OWL has other serialisation formats. You might say: OWL was inspired by RDF/RDFS. But RDF/RDFS and OWL can live without each other.
Igor
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Michael,
You said: “I've come to appreciate Peirce as a major figure in the history of logic, information theory, semiotics, etc.” I agree and think you might be interested in an application of the Peircean categories to IT.
As an enterprise architect, I believe what is needed is an enterprise capable platform implementing the Peircean Categories as:
Peirce presented the dependencies of these categories to be processed by human intelligence. In IT, this is done by AI.
I am working with a prototype of this platform that executes services and provides visualization of each category in the form of data graphs at multiple levels of detail.
Although I have described some of this on my website, http://OtterServer.com. Any comments or recommendations are welcomed either here or on the website. The next step is under consideration: open source, publish, YouTube, incorporate, …?
Tom Tinsley
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Igor, thanks, good point. Just to make sure I understand: Is Turtle also ultimately RDF/RDFS or is it independent? And I'm assuming all the other options: OWL/XML, OWL Functional, Manchester OWL, OBO, LaTeX, Json-LD, are independent of RDF/RDFS, correct?
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