My main use case for OpenLink Virtuoso involves using the infrastructure for an application I call Mama Africa, a source-grounded cultural knowledge application. The objective is to let someone ask a question and receive information drawn from identifiable records with references they could inspect. A quick specific example of how I use OpenLink Virtuoso in that application includes using it as a combination of RDF, SPARQL, and named graphs. It gives me a structured way to retrieve relationships rather than depend only on loosely matched text. Resource identifiers and graph references also make it possible to carry the source into the application response, which matters because the user can inspect the evidence behind the statement instead of being asked to trust the answer alone. A practical example of how I actually made use of this is a question about Egusi. Egusi soup is a native soup here in Africa, and the application retrieves the relevant cultural record and reports what that is. It does not turn a food association into a claim about someone's personal ancestry.
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My main use case for OpenLink Virtuoso involves using the infrastructure for an application I call Mama Africa, a source-grounded cultural knowledge application. The objective is to let someone ask a question and receive information drawn from identifiable records with references they could inspect. A quick specific example of how I use OpenLink Virtuoso in that application includes using it as a combination of RDF, SPARQL, and named graphs. It gives me a structured way to retrieve relationships rather than depend only on loosely matched text. Resource identifiers and graph references also make it possible to carry the source into the application response, which matters because the user can inspect the evidence behind the statement instead of being asked to trust the answer alone. A practical example of how I actually made use of this is a question about Egusi. Egusi soup is a native soup here in Africa, and the application retrieves the relevant cultural record and reports what that is. It does not turn a food association into a claim about someone's personal ancestry.