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The reason that I ask is that a lot of people see triple-stores as another database like SQL, rather than, as Halyard has done, an RDF schema implemented in a horizontally scalable database like Hadoop/Hbase. This would then provide a quantifiable response to
'I cannot use a triplestore, because I've been told I must use NoSQL/horizontally scalable database'
with
'Yes you can, it is
hugely scalable (see LUBM results),
standardized (see w3c standards re RDF, SPARQL),
well supported (see RDF4J),
...
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Are LUBM test results available for loading, querying, and maybe inferencing? http://swat.cse.lehigh.edu/projects/lubm/
The reason that I ask is that a lot of people see triple-stores as another database like SQL, rather than, as Halyard has done, an RDF schema implemented in a horizontally scalable database like Hadoop/Hbase. This would then provide a quantifiable response to
with
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