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It's a long shot, but I should look into whether Gordian has anything to offer in terms of ready-made serialization of graphs in CBOR.
We probably won't want to afford any large overheads, but that may not be the case -- I'll know when I've looked into it.
The numeric reduction Gordian pulls in through dCBOR is somewhat off-putting, but at least for the use case where it disturbed me the most (round-tripping RDF data), at least my go-to courpus of RDF data has all its numeric values more strictly typed anyway (eg. as ^^<http://dbpedia.org/datatype/kilometrePerSecond> or ^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#nonNegativeInteger>, so it'd "just" need one more relatively rarely used tag for "I mean float", which we'd need anyway because XSD differentiates between float and double.
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It's a long shot, but I should look into whether Gordian has anything to offer in terms of ready-made serialization of graphs in CBOR.
We probably won't want to afford any large overheads, but that may not be the case -- I'll know when I've looked into it.
The numeric reduction Gordian pulls in through dCBOR is somewhat off-putting, but at least for the use case where it disturbed me the most (round-tripping RDF data), at least my go-to courpus of RDF data has all its numeric values more strictly typed anyway (eg. as
^^<http://dbpedia.org/datatype/kilometrePerSecond>
or^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#nonNegativeInteger>
, so it'd "just" need one more relatively rarely used tag for "I mean float", which we'd need anyway because XSD differentiates between float and double.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: