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Cidoc-crm Version 4.2.4 - Reference Document
Intention of a class
The intension of a class or property is its intended meaning. It consists of one or more common traits shared by all instances of the class or property. These traits need not be explicitly formulated in logical terms, but may just be described in a text (here called a scope…
From Encyclopedia To Ontology: Toward Dynamic Representation Of The Discipline Of Philosophy
No multi-inheritance; usage of 'semantic cross-links' instead
Another issue is that some concepts and individuals may not naturally belong in a single unique location in the ontology, being multiply classified by experts and/or auto- mated methods. While most ontology languages permit multiple inheritance, rampant multiple classification…
Encyclopedias need better ways to navigate them
In short, scholars and students don’t just need the reference works—they also need the means to search and navigate them effectively. To preserve the utility of encyclopedias as they grow, we must also improve our ability to represent their contents in meaningful ways…
Novel discoveries thanks to the expert-supervised approach
An advantage of our expert-supervised approach to ontology population is that it provides ample quality-control while still allowing for the possibility of novel discovery. Our co-occurrence statistics have turned up a number of connections that might easily have been…
Life, The Multiverse And Everything: An Introduction To The Ideas Of Humberto Maturana Interpreting Maturana
The artist's "style" is that peculiar way in which he composed the constituent parts.
Forgers understand this principle very well because in trying to present a painting as a 'Renoir' what they do is to carefully maintain as invariant as possible (as resistant to scrutiny as possible) those critical relations ( brushstrokes, texturing etc.) among specified…
Making A Clean Sweep Of Cultural Heritage
Automatic cleanup of large databases
Fortunately, an increasing body of research concerns itself with the automatic cleanup of large databases. We describe a generic approach that utilizes robust findings from this body of research, and that is applicable to object databases typically found in cultural heritage…