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What a domain ontology is for

The purpose of such an ontology is to assist humans and automatic agents in understanding the contents of the domain (especially in terms of properties, relations, and subsumption/inheritance relationships which hold between the domain’s types) and to allow data generated in one project to be interoperable with others.

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#ontology #project #domain #data #purpose

Annotation structures vs exploratory structures

Putting it another way, annotative projects are those in which the text is linked to external information, be it commentary, historical context, biographical…

Callimachus—avoiding The Pitfalls Of Xml For Collaborative Text Analysis #information #network #text #project

Clergy of the church of england database - citizen collaboration

Working together within a shared framework of assumptions, expert scholars and expert amateurs can build databases accessible to all and enriched with content…

Understanding Digital Humanities (david M. Berry) #software #database #open-source-software #data-repository #project

Data quality as fitness for use

Data are of high quality if, "they are fit for their intended uses in operations, decision making and planning." (J. M. Juran). Alternatively, data are deemed…

Data Quality - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia #data #decision-making

Hiring the architect after the building is up

The best IAs work with multiple departments, holding together a unified vision of what the site will entail. Think of them as analogous to a city planner, or…

Complete Beginner's Guide To Information Architecture - Ux Booth | Ux Booth #information-architects #vision #architects #project

Importance vs impact of a paper; usage in selecting personnel

One purpose of this communication is to record my forewarning concerning the possible promiscuous and careless use of quantitative citation data for…

Citation Indexes In Sociological And Historical Research #number #data #work

Infological equation

A major achievement of his work is the formulation of the 'infological equation' describing the difference between data and information as follows: I = i(D…

Börje Langefors - Wikipedia #information #information-systems #data #communication