Hi @filip26 !
Thanks for your implementation!
There's a good chance it'll replace jsonld-java in rdf4j, one of the most important java rdf frameworks: eclipse-rdf4j/rdf4j#3654.
However, @umbreak did some benchmarking 11m ago showing your implementation to be 10x slower than jsonld-java: https://github.com/umbreak/jsonld-benchmarks.
He guessed in jsonld-java/jsonld-java#284 (comment) that this may be due to 1.1 features, but @gkellogg countered there should be almost no slowdown for 1.0 files.
Would it be possible for you to repeat the benchmark, and if confirmed, to think about some ways of speeding up your implementation? Ontotext may be able to contribute to these tasks, depending on developments in client projects.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @filip26 !
Thanks for your implementation!
There's a good chance it'll replace
jsonld-javain rdf4j, one of the most important java rdf frameworks: eclipse-rdf4j/rdf4j#3654.However, @umbreak did some benchmarking 11m ago showing your implementation to be 10x slower than
jsonld-java: https://github.com/umbreak/jsonld-benchmarks.He guessed in jsonld-java/jsonld-java#284 (comment) that this may be due to 1.1 features, but @gkellogg countered there should be almost no slowdown for 1.0 files.
Would it be possible for you to repeat the benchmark, and if confirmed, to think about some ways of speeding up your implementation? Ontotext may be able to contribute to these tasks, depending on developments in client projects.
Thanks in advance!