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| File | What it is |
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| `gptkb_v2.0.1_rdf.nt.gz` | **Simplified RDF export
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| `gptkb_v2.0.1_full_record/` | **The full six-term record**, as Parquet. |
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| `gptkb_v2.0_rdf.nt.gz` | Superseded interim RDF export, kept for citability. |
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| `rdfs:label` | the canonical name of an entity, predicate or concept |
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| `skos:altLabel` | **every surface form** observed for an entity |
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Literals are plain RDF strings
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`xsd:integer`) are deferred. Concepts carry no `rdfs:subClassOf`: the
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source has no hierarchy to export.
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**v2.0.1 vs the interim v2.0 file.** Same knowledge base, same
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snapshot
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disambiguated at export time. The interim file was cut when roughly
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half of the named-entity objects had been resolved to entity IDs;
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facts whose object was still unresolved could mint no IRI and were
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### Loading
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```bash
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# Virtuoso, QLever, Jena, rdflib
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gunzip -c gptkb_v2.0.1_rdf.nt.gz | head
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```
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A fact in GPTKB v2 has **six** terms, not three: alongside the
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disambiguated subject, predicate and object, it records the *wording*
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each was stated with, and the provenance of how that wording was
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resolved. A triple has nowhere to put either
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`<E0> <P0> <C0>` appears five times because five differently worded
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facts about Vannevar Bush resolve to it, and RDF set semantics keep
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one. That collapse is the entire difference between the `.nt` file's
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Surface-form variation is preserved as distinct rows: "John Smith,
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bornIn, NYC" and "Jane Smith, bornIn, Big Apple" are two rows even
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when both objects resolve to the same `E…` id
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disambiguation evidence, and it is the point of the project.
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### Loading
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| File | What it is |
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| --- | --- |
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| `gptkb_v2.0.1_rdf.nt.gz` | **Simplified RDF export. Use this one.** |
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| `gptkb_v2.0.1_full_record/` | **The full six-term record**, as Parquet. |
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| `gptkb_v2.0_rdf.nt.gz` | Superseded interim RDF export, kept for citability. |
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| `rdfs:label` | the canonical name of an entity, predicate or concept |
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| `skos:altLabel` | **every surface form** observed for an entity |
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Literals are plain RDF strings; typed literals (`xsd:date`,
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`xsd:integer`) are deferred. Concepts carry no `rdfs:subClassOf`: the
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source has no hierarchy to export.
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**v2.0.1 vs the interim v2.0 file.** Same knowledge base, same
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snapshot: the difference is how much of it the pipeline had
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disambiguated at export time. The interim file was cut when roughly
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half of the named-entity objects had been resolved to entity IDs;
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facts whose object was still unresolved could mint no IRI and were
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### Loading
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```bash
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# Virtuoso, QLever, Jena, rdflib: anything that reads N-Triples
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gunzip -c gptkb_v2.0.1_rdf.nt.gz | head
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```
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A fact in GPTKB v2 has **six** terms, not three: alongside the
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disambiguated subject, predicate and object, it records the *wording*
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each was stated with, and the provenance of how that wording was
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resolved. A triple has nowhere to put either. In the RDF export,
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`<E0> <P0> <C0>` appears five times because five differently worded
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facts about Vannevar Bush resolve to it, and RDF set semantics keep
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one. That collapse is the entire difference between the `.nt` file's
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Surface-form variation is preserved as distinct rows: "John Smith,
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bornIn, NYC" and "Jane Smith, bornIn, Big Apple" are two rows even
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when both objects resolve to the same `E…` id. The wording is the
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disambiguation evidence, and it is the point of the project.
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### Loading
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