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A class is a category of shared traits
A class is a category of items that share one or more common traits serving as criteria to identify the items belonging to the class.
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What counts as a class in RDF Schema
RDF classes can be used to represent almost any category of thing, such as Web pages, people, document types, databases or abstract concepts. Classes are…
Rdf Primer #types #class #categories #people #database #resources
Features (ontology)
Features are 'parasitic entities', that exist insofar their host exists. Typical examples of features are holes, bumps, boundaries, or spots of color…
Dolce-lite-plus #host #entities #features #typical-features #criteria
Faceted classification (definition)
In faceted classification systems, the attributes of the items are grouped into multiple orthogonal categories called “facets.” For example, a database of…
Facetlens : Exposing Trends And Relationships To Support Sensemaking Within Faceted Datasets #facets #fiction #book #items
Grabbing Text From Webpage
Grabbing Text From Webpages Because new research often incorporates pre-existing work, Zotero makes it easy for you to migrate quotable material from a…
A complete account is more than a physical one
It should be clear that this argument simply repeats the kind of category mistake identified by Ryle. So it is true, as Swinburne says, that a physical…
The Ego Trick (baggini, Julian) #materialism #dualism #description #categories
Orthogonality in faceted classifications
A true polyhierarchy really needs its individual hierarchies to be independent or orthogonal. Types in one should be independent of types in the other. That…
Classification, Facets, And Metaproperties #types #categories #levels #combination #implications