@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
public final IV get(final Value value) {
if (val2iv == null) throw new IllegalStateException();
if (value == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException();
final BigdataValue tmp = val2iv.get(value);
if (tmp == null) return null;
return tmp.getIV();
}
/**
* Make a stable assignment of {@link IV}s to declared {@link Value}s.
*
* <p>Note: The {@link Value}s are converted to {@link BigdataValue}s by {@link #add(Value)} so
* that we can invoke {@link AbstractTripleStore#addTerms(BigdataValue[])} directly and get back
* the assigned {@link IV}s. We rely on the <code>namespace</code> of the {@link
* AbstractTripleStore} to deserialize {@link BigdataValue}s using the appropriate {@link
* BigdataValueFactory}.
*/
private void generateIVs() {
/*
* Assign IVs to each vocabulary item.
*/
final int n = size();
if (n > MAX_ITEMS)
throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
"Too many vocabulary items: n=" + n + ", but maximum is " + MAX_ITEMS);
// The #of generated IVs.
int i = 0;
// The Values in the order in which they were declared.
for (Map.Entry<Value, BigdataValue> e : val2iv.entrySet()) {
final BigdataValue value = e.getValue();
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
final IV iv;
if (i <= 255) {
// Use a byte for the 1st 256 declared vocabulary items.
iv = new VocabURIByteIV<BigdataURI>((byte) i);
} else {
// Use a short for the next 64k declared vocabulary items.
iv = new VocabURIShortIV<BigdataURI>((short) i);
}
// Cache the IV on the Value.
value.setIV(iv);
// Note: Do not cache the Value on the IV.
// iv.setValue(value);
iv2val.put(iv, value);
i++;
}
assert iv2val.size() == val2iv.size();
}
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
private void addResolveIVs(final BigdataValue... values) {
tripleStore.getLexiconRelation().addTerms(values, values.length, false /* readOnly */);
/*
* Cache value on IVs to align with behavior of the SPARQL parser.
*
* Note: BatchRDFValueResolver does this, so we have to do it to in
* order to have an exact structural match when we parse the generated
* SPARQL query and then verify the AST model.
*/
for (BigdataValue v : values) {
v.getIV().setValue(v);
}
}
/**
* Return an efficient statistical summary for the class partitions. The SPARQL query for this is
*
* <pre>
* SELECT ?class (COUNT(?s) AS ?count ) { ?s a ?class } GROUP BY ?class ORDER BY ?count
* </pre>
*
* However, it is much efficient to scan POS for
*
* <pre>
* rdf:type ?o ?s
* </pre>
*
* and report the range count of
*
* <pre>
* rdf:type ?o ?s
* </pre>
*
* for each distinct value of <code>?o</code>.
*
* @param kb The KB instance.
* @return The class usage statistics.
*/
protected static IVCount[] classUsage(final AbstractTripleStore kb) {
final SPORelation r = kb.getSPORelation();
if (r.oneAccessPath) {
// The necessary index (POS or POCS) does not exist.
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
final boolean quads = kb.isQuads();
final SPOKeyOrder keyOrder = quads ? SPOKeyOrder.POCS : SPOKeyOrder.POS;
// Resolve IV for rdf:type
final BigdataURI rdfType = kb.getValueFactory().asValue(RDF.TYPE);
kb.getLexiconRelation()
.addTerms(new BigdataValue[] {rdfType}, 1 /* numTerms */, true /* readOnly */);
if (rdfType.getIV() == null) {
// No rdf:type assertions since rdf:type is unknown term.
return new IVCount[0];
}
// visit distinct term identifiers for the rdf:type predicate.
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
final IChunkedIterator<IV> itr =
r.distinctMultiTermScan(keyOrder, new IV[] {rdfType.getIV()} /* knownTerms */);
// resolve term identifiers to terms efficiently during iteration.
final BigdataValueIterator itr2 = new BigdataValueIteratorImpl(kb /* resolveTerms */, itr);
try {
final Set<IV<?, ?>> ivs = new LinkedHashSet<IV<?, ?>>();
final Map<IV<?, ?>, IVCount> counts = new LinkedHashMap<IV<?, ?>, IVCount>();
while (itr2.hasNext()) {
final BigdataValue term = itr2.next();
final IV<?, ?> iv = term.getIV();
final long n =
r.getAccessPath(null, rdfType.getIV() /* p */, iv /* o */, null)
.rangeCount(false /* exact */);
ivs.add(iv);
counts.put(iv, new IVCount(iv, n));
}
// Batch resolve IVs to Values
final Map<IV<?, ?>, BigdataValue> x = kb.getLexiconRelation().getTerms(ivs);
for (Map.Entry<IV<?, ?>, BigdataValue> e : x.entrySet()) {
final IVCount count = counts.get(e.getKey());
count.setValue(e.getValue());
}
final IVCount[] a = counts.values().toArray(new IVCount[counts.size()]);
// Order by descending count.
Arrays.sort(a);
return a;
} finally {
itr2.close();
}
}
/**
* Return an array of the distinct predicates in the KB ordered by their descending frequency of
* use. The {@link IV}s in the returned array will have been resolved to the corresponding {@link
* BigdataURI}s which can be accessed using {@link IV#getValue()}.
*
* @param kb The KB instance.
*/
protected static IVCount[] predicateUsage(final AbstractTripleStore kb) {
final SPORelation r = kb.getSPORelation();
if (r.oneAccessPath) {
// The necessary index (POS or POCS) does not exist.
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
final boolean quads = kb.isQuads();
// the index to use for distinct predicate scan.
final SPOKeyOrder keyOrder = quads ? SPOKeyOrder.POCS : SPOKeyOrder.POS;
// visit distinct term identifiers for predicate position on that index.
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
final IChunkedIterator<IV> itr = r.distinctTermScan(keyOrder);
// resolve term identifiers to terms efficiently during iteration.
final BigdataValueIterator itr2 = new BigdataValueIteratorImpl(kb /* resolveTerms */, itr);
try {
final Set<IV<?, ?>> ivs = new LinkedHashSet<IV<?, ?>>();
final Map<IV<?, ?>, IVCount> counts = new LinkedHashMap<IV<?, ?>, IVCount>();
while (itr2.hasNext()) {
final BigdataValue term = itr2.next();
final IV<?, ?> iv = term.getIV();
final long n = r.getAccessPath(null, iv, null, null).rangeCount(false /* exact */);
ivs.add(iv);
counts.put(iv, new IVCount(iv, n));
}
// Batch resolve IVs to Values
final Map<IV<?, ?>, BigdataValue> x = kb.getLexiconRelation().getTerms(ivs);
for (Map.Entry<IV<?, ?>, BigdataValue> e : x.entrySet()) {
final IVCount count = counts.get(e.getKey());
count.setValue(e.getValue());
}
final IVCount[] a = counts.values().toArray(new IVCount[counts.size()]);
// Order by descending count.
Arrays.sort(a);
return a;
} finally {
itr2.close();
}
}