RDF/JSON-LD parsing and serialization

RDF/JSON-LD parsing and serialization are two processes that allow you to convert RDF data to JSON-LD format and vice versa.

RDF parsing

RDF parsing is the process of converting RDF data to JSON-LD format. RDF data is represented by a graph of triples, where each triple is composed of a subject, a predicate, and an object. RDF parsing consists of converting each triple into a JSON-LD data structure.

RDF serialization

RDF serialization is the process of converting JSON-LD data to RDF format. JSON-LD data is represented by a tree of objects, where each object can be a primitive value, an array, or a nested object. RDF serialization consists of converting each JSON-LD object into an RDF triple.

Differences between RDF/JSON parsing and serialization

RDF/JSON-LD parsing and serialization are two complementary processes. Parsing converts RDF data to JSON-LD format, while serialization converts JSON-LD data to RDF format.

The main difference between the two processes is that parsing is a process of converting from one format to another, while serialization is a process of converting from one format to another.

Benefits of RDF/JSON parsing and serialization

RDF/JSON-LD parsing and serialization offer several benefits.