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Posted to users@jena.apache.org by 彼岸 <ki...@qq.com> on 2014/04/30 06:25:14 UTC
question about use LUBM
Hello ,everyone:
Does anyone familiar with LUBM ( http://swat.cse.lehigh.edu/projects/lubm/) ?
Today, I just downloaded the data generator UBA1.7 to get the data. I haven't use any parameter except "-onto" .After the program run is completed ,I got 14 output data files ,the name as University0_0.owl ,University0_1.owl to University0_14.owl .
At present , I just use the University0_0.owl as the input test data for the 14 sparql queries(These queries is provided by LUBM) . My question is how to use the rest 13 data files . Dose every file for one sparql query? such as University0_1.owl for Query2 ,University0_2 for Query 3 and so on.
Best regards to all !
Re: question about use LUBM
Posted by Andy Seaborne <an...@apache.org>.
On 30/04/14 05:25, 彼岸 wrote:
> Hello ,everyone: Does anyone familiar with LUBM (
> http://swat.cse.lehigh.edu/projects/lubm/) ? Today, I just
> downloaded the data generator UBA1.7 to get the data. I haven't use
> any parameter except "-onto" .After the program run is completed ,I
> got 14 output data files ,the name as University0_0.owl
> ,University0_1.owl to University0_14.owl . At present , I just use
> the University0_0.owl as the input test data for the 14 sparql
> queries(These queries is provided by LUBM) . My question is how to
> use the rest 13 data files . Dose every file for one sparql query?
> such as University0_1.owl for Query2 ,University0_2 for Query 3 and
> so on.
>
> Best regards to all !
>
Load all the files and query the combined graph and run the benchmark
queries against that.
LUBM does not have any significant cross links between datasets so it's
a bit limited in it's usefulness. It loads about 2x faster than other
data as well (everyone finds this - it's not specific to Jena) due to
the link/node ration so also treat load benchmarks using LUBM with
caution as well.
What are you trying to measure?
Andy