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For both the SOAP and VG dashboards, we expected a direct relationship between the items and the group: P195 (collection) is on each artwork item ; P400 (platform) is on each game item, etc. In some use cases, the grouping is 1 (or more item away). For example, building a coverage dashboard of French churches per department: on the church item, P131 points to the city, and from the city P131 points to the department. (Added complexity here is that the city will have more than one value of P131, which means we need to further restrict in SPARQL).

For both the SOAP and VG dashboards, we expected a direct relationship between the items and the group: P-195 (collection) is on each artwork item ; P-400 (platform) is on each game item, etc. The idea was to have a very simple interface (ie, simple parameters) so that folks with little SPARQL-fu could easily use it. By doing so, however, the kind of grouping possible was arbitrarily restricted. Typically, in some use cases, the grouping is 1 (or more item away). For example, building a coverage dashboard of French churches per department: on the church item, P-131 points to the city, and from the city P-131 points to the department. (Added complexity here is that the city will have more than one value of P-131, which means we need to further restrict in SPARQL).

For both the SOAP and VG dashboards, we expected a direct relationship between the items and the group: P-195 (collection) is on each artwork item ; P-400 (platform) is on each game item, etc. In some use cases, the grouping is 1 (or more item away). For example, building a coverage dashboard of French churches per department: on the church item, P131 points to the cityThe idea was to have a very simple interface (ie, and from the city P131 points to the departmentsimple parameters) so that folks with little SPARQL-fu could easily use it. By doing so, however, the kind of grouping possible was arbitrarily restricted. Typically, in some use cases, the grouping is 1 (or more item away). For example, building a coverage dashboard of French churches per department: on the church item, P-131 points to the city, and from the city P-131 points to the department. (Added complexity here is that the city will have more than one value of P-131, which means we need to further restrict in SPARQL).