triple
One statement in an RDF graph: this subject has this property with this value. A JSON-LD node with a name, a URL and a type is three triples.
What triple does not show
Counting them is the honest size of what a linked-data reader receives; a page can carry a large script block and declare almost nothing.
Where triple comes up on this site
- JSON-LD @id errors: what breaks and how to fix itThe subject of every triple is the node's @id .
Terms this definition uses
Definitions that name triple
Related terms in Entities and schema
Declaring who you are in a form a resolver can use without guessing.
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Questions about triple
What is triple?
One statement in an RDF graph: this subject has this property with this value. A JSON-LD node with a name, a URL and a type is three triples.
What does triple not show or guarantee?
Counting them is the honest size of what a linked-data reader receives; a page can carry a large script block and declare almost nothing.
Which area of the glossary does triple belong to?
Entities and schema: Declaring who you are in a form a resolver can use without guessing.
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