I tried to redo http://docs.mediachain.io/tutorial/moma (and serialize it into a script) if some parts can be substituted with the current existing ipfs toolset (this is part of my experimental effort of serializing pinned datasets in ipfsnet into the ipfs/archives repo).
If the schema is still published to mcnet, but the dataset itself is published to ipfsnet, would it still be possible to perform the SQL query as in the example? If yes, I think 'mc as the db' solution can be reused into other parallel efforts, e.g. https://github.com/ga4gh/cgtd for distributed genomics db.
The search engine indexer could be repurposed as well, where the vectorization method is adapted based on the context of the data (image, textual, cancer data, climate data, etc).
I tried to redo http://docs.mediachain.io/tutorial/moma (and serialize it into a script) if some parts can be substituted with the current existing ipfs toolset (this is part of my experimental effort of serializing pinned datasets in ipfsnet into the ipfs/archives repo).
If the schema is still published to mcnet, but the dataset itself is published to ipfsnet, would it still be possible to perform the SQL query as in the example? If yes, I think 'mc as the db' solution can be reused into other parallel efforts, e.g. https://github.com/ga4gh/cgtd for distributed genomics db.
The search engine indexer could be repurposed as well, where the vectorization method is adapted based on the context of the data (image, textual, cancer data, climate data, etc).