Modeling layered and meta graphs

Sorry to get cut off @vpavlyshyn !!

Here's a little schema that could be used:

define
  entity base-node,
    plays meta-graph-node:member;
  relation base-relation,
    plays meta-graph-mode:member;

  relation meta-graph-node,
    plays member,
    plays meta-graph-mode:member;

define
  entity base-node,
    plays meta-graph-node:member;
  relation base-relation,
    plays meta-graph-mode:member;

  relation meta-graph-node,
    plays member,
    plays meta-graph-mode:member;

So now you can build your whole base-model under 'base-node' and 'base-relation' (eg, a social network):

define
  entity person,
    sub base-node,
    owns name,
    plays employment:employee;
  entity company,
    sub base-node,
    owns name,
    plays employment:employer;
  relation employment,
    relates employer,
    relates employee;

define
  entity person,
    sub base-node,
    owns name,
    plays employment:employee;
  entity company,
    sub base-node,
    owns name,
    plays employment:employer;
  relation employment,
    relates employer,
    relates employee;

base graph:

insert
  $p isa person, has name "john";
  $c isa company, has name "typedb";
  employment ($p, $c);

insert
  $p isa person, has name "john";
  $c isa company, has name "typedb";
  employment ($p, $c);

Meta graph:

insert $r isa meta-graph-node;
match 
  { $x isa person, has name "John"; } or 
  { $x isa company, has name "typedb"; };
insert $r links (member: $x);

insert $r isa meta-graph-node;
match 
  { $x isa person, has name "John"; } or 
  { $x isa company, has name "typedb"; };
insert $r links (member: $x);

Modeling layered and meta graphs

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