ontologies | The eNanoMapper ontology | Data Manipulation library

I am reading an XML/OWL file (generated from Protege) in Jupyter notebook.

I can read the root element, but for children its showing error/blank.

I Have Fetch Methord Like This.

I am trying to build a lattice-type of FCA-type of data structure in Haskell where I could check if two entities have a join or not. Actually, I'm not even sure that the lattice is the right structure as it might be a bit "too much".

Here is the context. In a COBOL program analyzer, I have an ontology of data set names, files, records and fields. A data set name can have multiple file names depending on the program, a file can have multiple records and a record can have multiple fields. I'd like this hierarchy to be reflected in the Haskell data structure. But I'd like also to be able to have a relation inherited for file1 and file2 such that I can check if file1 and file2 belong to the same data set name. Actually, this relation could almost be that of "==". But it could simply be that they do have a join in dsn0, for instance.

I have other ontologies in that context that would benefit from a lattice or FCA data structure. For example, I have programs that belongs to job steps and job steps that belong to jobs. If I could easily figure out if two programs belong to the same job, that would be great. Here also, it seems like a "join" operator. Getting the extension (code) of a certain entity would be useful too.

I'm still a bit new to Haskell. I tried to look at the Lattice library but I'm not sure where to go from there, concretely. Any idea of how to get started? A small example of a lattice in Haskell would be very helpful. Thank you very much for your help (and patience).

UPDATE: The Lattice might not be the best formalism for this as mentioned in the comments. I realize I might just have to use a regular class type of data structure along those lines:

I'm attempting to request nutrients from the Edamam Food Nutrition api using Node.JS. They provide this example using curl curl -d @food.json -H "Content-Type: application/json" "https://api.edamam.com/api/food-database/v2/nutrients?app_id=${YOUR_APP_ID}&app_key=${YOUR_APP_KEY}"

I've successively fetched data from their Food Database API where the only parameter is a URL. This one is requires a JSON with the URL. I've hard coded a JSON to correctly call the API. The response I get is

{ "error": "bad_request", "message": "Entity could not be parsed" }

What needs to be changed to get a good response?

I would like to model an ontology where I can represent an absence of entity so to say. I want for example to have Rain and No_Rain, which I would define as disjoint classes. After this I have the object Property has_rain. I want somehow to be able to reason that it's not possible to have at the same time for the same individual has_rain(Rain) and has_rain(No_Rain) I've searched a lot and couldn't find the answer to my problem. Maybe I've missed it somewhere. Sorry if I didn't explain everything good, this is my first question. I hope you understood everything and thanks in advance! Edit:

Dear RDF/SPARQL community,

my goal is to construct an ordered list grouped by products and ordered by time by the means of SPARQL to show the track of a product. I am working with GraphDB, "scmon" is my custom ontology. And here are the details:

I have stored RDF data that hold the timestamps (scmon:atTime) and positions (scmon:atLocation) of products. In Turtle syntax it looks like this:

I want to use custom functions in BIND expressions in Jena, but it does not work.

To take a small example, I have an Owl ontology with one Human class, having the following int data properties:

• Age
• BirthDate

My query is the following:

I have the following example instance of the Brick.ttl buildings ontology

I am trying to insert new data to Fuseki through SPARQL query, it's giving me success(200 OK) but it's not showing in my TDB. and I think it's because I haven't defined to which graph but I don't know-how