"Data-driven Assessment of Structural Evolution of RDF Graphs"

Example of Positive Delta (back to main page)

Initial State	Final State

In the following log excerpt, we can see the PCB transactions of the initial and final states of a local update , as well as the codes used to codify them. In this case, we can see how the addition of new information (i.e., items), has connected new resources and has moved the global status to structure more relevant in the RDF graph.

  
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Initial transactions: 
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(1) :: 32 34 35 36 679 1066 10893 560 13969 825 28 4350 30 2590 31 4351 
Codes: 
	32 34 35 36 679 1066 560 28 30 4350 2590 31 4351 
	13969 825 10893 
(2) :: 6688 6689 6691 6695 775 6696 6697 6699 52406 52408 826 59 31 
Codes: 
	6688 6689 6691 775 6695 6696 6697 6699 52406 52408 826 59 31 
(3) :: 826 
Codes: 
	826 
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Final transactions: 
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(1) :: 32 34 35 36 679 1066 10893 560 13969 825 28 4350 30 2590 31 4351 
Codes: 
	32 34 35 36 679 1066 560 28 30 4350 2590 31 4351 
	13969 825 10893 
(2) :: 6688 6689 6691 52406 6695 6696 52408 6697 826 6699 
Codes: 
	6688 6689 6691 52406 6695 52408 6696 6697 826 6699 
(3) :: 6688 6689 6691 6695 775 6696 6697 6699 52406 52408 826 59 31 
Codes: 
	6688 6689 6691 775 6695 6696 6697 6699 52406 52408 826 59 31 
(4) :: 6688 6689 6691 52406 6695 6696 52408 6697 826 6699 
Codes: 
	6688 6689 6691 52406 6695 52408 6696 6697 826 6699