sh:nodes and sh:minus

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Marie Valadez

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Apr 26, 2024, 12:42:38 PMApr 26
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Hello! 

I am trying to use infer values through sh:values using sh:nodes, sh:filterShape, sh:minus. 
However, it is not working as intended. Assuming I am writing something incorrectly. 

As a similar example to what I am doing. I want to infer values for a property through a skos:broader connection and then subtract any that the focusNode already has through the property and only infer values of a specific class. 

ex:Dog skos:broader ex:Mammal ; 
              ex:characteristics ex:Hair , ex:Four-legged, ex:Terrestrial, ex:Vertebrae.
ex:Mammal ex:characteristcs ex:Vertebrae, ex:MilkProducer, ex:Hair .

ex:Vertebrae rdf:type ex:SkeletalStructure .
ex:Four-legged rdf:type ex:Locomotion.
ex:MilkProducer rdf:type ex:Food .
ex:Terrestrial rdf:type ex:Habitat.

I want to create a set of inferred values from the parent which only include ex:SkeletalStructure and ex:Food. If the focusNode already has the value for the property then I do not want it to show up in the inherited values. 

 sh:values [
    sh:minus [sh:path ex:characteristics ]; #also tried as (sh:this ex:characteristics); also tried putting it with the sh:node itself.
      sh:filterShape [
          sh:or (
              [
                sh:class ex:Food ;
              ]
              [
                sh:class ex:SkeletalStructure;
              ]
            ) ;
        ] ;
      sh:nodes [
          sh:distinct [
        sh:path (
              skos:broader 
              ex:characteristics
            ) ;
          ];
    ] ;
  ]; 




Holger Knublauch

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Apr 27, 2024, 5:08:38 AMApr 27
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Hi Marie,

when you look at the diagram view of the sh:values rule you will note that something is missing:

PastedGraphic-2.png

The sh:minus is ignored because it "competes" with the sh:filterShape for the sh:nodes input. There is one level of nesting missing, as you have sh:filterShape and sh:minus on the same level.

I believe one solution might be:

sh:values [
sh:minus [
sh:path ex:characteristics ;
] ;
sh:nodes [
sh:distinct [
sh:filterShape [
sh:or (
[
sh:class ex:Food ;
]
[
sh:class ex:SkeletalStructure ;
]
) ;
] ;
sh:nodes [
sh:path (
skos:broader
ex:characteristics
) ;
] ;
] ;
] ;
] ;

which visualizes as


PastedGraphic-1.png

HTH
Holger


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Marie Valadez

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Apr 27, 2024, 9:57:23 AMApr 27
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Thank you so much Holger for the quick response! Appreciate the diagram as well to provide some context. I will give your suggestions a try!

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