Figures & data
Figure 1. Machine-readable data architecture of PoLyInfo. Namespace groups are arranged radially around the polymer sample.
![Figure 1. Machine-readable data architecture of PoLyInfo. Namespace groups are arranged radially around the polymer sample.](/cms/asset/cfed4231-d50f-48f8-99f7-6b9e466ad38b/tstm_a_2354651_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 1. (a) Predicates that make RDF objects into polymer samples and (b) those that make subjects.
Figure 2. Integrated search schemes. (a) Example of ID linkage description with PubChem in PoLyInfoRDF. (b) SPARQL query to retrieve canonical SMILES from PubChemRDF.
![Figure 2. Integrated search schemes. (a) Example of ID linkage description with PubChem in PoLyInfoRDF. (b) SPARQL query to retrieve canonical SMILES from PubChemRDF.](/cms/asset/70f286a0-d581-4cec-893f-e4a066bda9aa/tstm_a_2354651_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 4. Folder tree structure of published ShEx files at https://doi.org/10.48505/nims.4415.
![Figure 4. Folder tree structure of published ShEx files at https://doi.org/10.48505/nims.4415.](/cms/asset/b48ac490-b5e9-483c-aa56-83059698385e/tstm_a_2354651_f0004_oc.jpg)
Figure 6. Recursive management of polymer components in polymer blend. An example for polyethene//polyethene//poly[ethylene-co-(hex-1-ene)] (BDID BD000003).
![Figure 6. Recursive management of polymer components in polymer blend. An example for polyethene//polyethene//poly[ethylene-co-(hex-1-ene)] (BDID BD000003).](/cms/asset/98667da8-fc3d-42f4-9423-d58ceea14e50/tstm_a_2354651_f0006_oc.jpg)