r/semanticweb

..beautiful and intimidating.

..beautiful and intimidating.

1850 Nodes, 6761 Edges(353 Negative). Independently in a growing world..

Sleep time.

u/FeverForest — 9 days ago
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Wittgenstein Apartment: Separating action identity, character access and executability in a behavioral predicates ontology

The problem that started this project was: How can we represent an action, a character’s access to that action, and the current conditions for performing it without collapsing all three into one semantic layer? That question turned into about eight months of work on Wittgenstein Apartment.

The model separates:

  • behavioral identity
  • character repertoire
  • situational executability

and uses:

  • Basic Human Actions (BHA)
  • Character Specific Actions (CSA)
  • Allowed / Not Allowed / Conditional character-access states

The resource also contains behavioral families, goal relations, scene/affordance metadata and operational projections. I wrote a paper alongside the dataset to explain the architecture and its boundaries.

The Hugging Face release has reached 294 downloads:
https://huggingface.co/datasets/Kon-tiki-ship/wittgenstein-apartment-behavioral-predicate-resource

I’m especially interested in how people with more experience in Semantic Web and knowledge representation see this. I started this because I felt there was a real representational gap here. After eight months, I’m now asking myself: Is this actually a useful direction to keep developing?

I’m not looking only for encouragement. If you think this should be modeled differently, belongs outside ontology work entirely, duplicates existing Semantic Web patterns, or introduces distinctions that are not useful, please say so directly. I’d be interested in criticism around RDF/OWL, SHACL, knowledge-graph structure, capability modeling, semantic interoperability and the conceptual boundaries of the system.

u/Kon-tiki-ship — 14 days ago