The essence of this use case is making use of complex graph relationships via queries or patterns (rather than direct connections) to allow discovery that would not be possible without the semantics of different relationships between items and types of items included in the graph. User stories and demonstrations will be somewhat tied to available data because detailed information and relationships will not be available for all resources. |
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A. Given an author or composer, find images associated with the works of that author or composer. (Rob: e.g. select ?z where (?x a Person ; ?x creator ?y ; ?y isDepictedby ?z)
B. Results that separate out classes of works: images associated with plays rather than novels or short stories; composed operas rather than songs or instrumental pieces. (Rob: Not really multi-level: ?x a Work ; ?x a Play ; ?x depictedBy ?y)
C. DavidW: if data available extend A to an additional axes such as sorting by geographic location of a performance or by the native language in the performance location so that one can see if en English La Boheme looks different from a German La Boheme, etc.