Algorithm 1: Creating RDF triples.

1 import RDF libraries

2 g = Graph()

3 EMO = Namespace(“http://www.emonto.org/ (accessed on 18 December 2020)”)        //Creating a Namespace.

4 g.add_namespace(“emo”, EMO)        //Adding the namespace EMO.

5 g.add_namespace(“foaf”, FOAF)        //Adding the namespace FOAF, which is already defined in the libraries.

6 g.add_triple((EMO.E0001, RDF.type, EMO.Event))        //Creating an Event.

7 g.add_triple((EMO.P0001, RDF.type, FOAF.Person))        //Creating a Person.

8 g.add_triple((EMO.O0001, RDF.type, EMO.Object))        //Creating a Object.

9 g.add_triple((EMO.EM0001, RDF.type, EMO.Emotion))        //Creating an Emotion 1.

10 g.add_triple((EMO.EM0002, RDF.type, EMO.Emotion))        //Creating an Emotion 2.

11 g.add_triple((EMO.EM0003, RDF.type, EMO.Emotion))        //Creating an Emotion 3.

12 g.add_triple((EMO.E0001, EMO.produces, EMO.EM0001))    //Associating E0001 to EM001.

13 g.add_triple((EMO.E0001, EMO.produces, EMO.EM0002))    //Associating E0001 to EM002.

14 g.add_triple((EMO.E0001, EMO.produces, EMO.EM0003))    //Associating E0001 to EM003.

15 ...

16 g.add_triple((EMO.C0001, EMO.hasIntensity, Literal(0.13)))          //Intensity value.

17 g.add_triple((EMO.C0001, EMO.emotionValue, Literal(“anger”)))    //Recognized emotion.

18 ...