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|Description=Mapping between the elements in the generic structure of a Faceted Classification Scheme and the Normalization ODP. | |Description=Mapping between the elements in the generic structure of a Faceted Classification Scheme and the Normalization ODP. | ||
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+ | Based on the principle of representating each facet as a module, the underlying ideas behind the mappings in the figure below can be outlined as follows: | ||
+ | * The target domain concept ''TDC'' represents the domain of discourse of both a FCS and the Normalization ODP. The primitive class '':TDC'' fulfills that role in the normalized ontology. | ||
+ | * A facet ''Facet_i'' from a generic FCS corresponds to a module '':Module_i'' in the Normalization ODP, therefore it becomes a primitive class '':Facet_i'' in the normalized ontology model. | ||
+ | * A facet ''Facet_i'' from a FCS also becomes an object property '':hasFacet_i'' in the normalized ontology, given that for every module '':Module_i'' in the Normalization ODP, there is an object property '':has_Module_i''. | ||
+ | * From the relationship between facet and module, it follows that a facet term ''F_iTerm_j'' from a FCS maps to a module subclass '':M_iClass_j'' from the Normalization ODP. Both elements represents the same notion in their respective conceptual models. A subvidision, a refinement of the facet or module that they complement respectively. Therefore, a facet term ''F_iTerm_j'' from a FCS becomes a primitive class '':F_iTerm_j'' in the normalized ontology. | ||
+ | * A facet term ''F_iTerm_j'' from a FCS also produces a defined class '':F_iTerm_jTDC'' in the normalized ontology, given that for every primitive class '':M_iClass_j'' in the Normalization ODP, there is a corresponding defined class '':M_iClass_jTDC''. | ||
+ | * Every item ''Item_x'' to be classified in the FCS aligns to a class '':Specific_x'' that is automatically classified by a reasoner in the Normalization ODP. Therefore, every element ''Item_x'' is represented as a primitive class '':SpecificTDC_x'' in the normalized ontology. | ||
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|Graphical Representation=MappingFCSNormalizationODP.png | |Graphical Representation=MappingFCSNormalizationODP.png | ||
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** "President's Choice Antibacterial Hand Soap and Dishwashing Liquid". | ** "President's Choice Antibacterial Hand Soap and Dishwashing Liquid". | ||
** "Palmolive Aroma Therapy, Lavender and Ylang Ylang". | ** "Palmolive Aroma Therapy, Lavender and Ylang Ylang". | ||
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|Graphical Representation=Denton_-_2003_-_FCS_Dishwashing_Detergent.jpg | |Graphical Representation=Denton_-_2003_-_FCS_Dishwashing_Detergent.jpg | ||
|Web Reference=http://www.miskatonic.org/library/facet-web-howto.html | |Web Reference=http://www.miskatonic.org/library/facet-web-howto.html |
Name | Faceted Classification Scheme (FCS) |
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Problem | Ontological representation of a specific domain concept conceptualized using a Faceted Classification Scheme (FCS). |
Description | A FCS is defined as: "a set of mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive categories, each made by isolating one perspective on the items (a facet), that combine to completely describe all the objects in question, and which users can use, by searching and browsing, to find what they need" (Denton, 2003).
The following notation is introduced to refer to the elements of a generic FCS in the figure below:
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Description | Generic structure of an ontology model to represent a Faceted Classification Scheme. The symbol (≡) denotes an OWL defined class. |
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Description | Mapping between the elements in the generic structure of a Faceted Classification Scheme and the Normalization ODP.
Based on the principle of representating each facet as a module, the underlying ideas behind the mappings in the figure below can be outlined as follows:
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Description | To create an ontology model to represent an existing Faceted Classification Scheme for a specific domain concept. |
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Description | The figure below recaps the final FCS developed for the "Dishwashing Detergent" domain example in Denton (2003)(S 2.4). The elements of the schema fit into the generic structure of a FCS presented, where:
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Web Reference | http://www.miskatonic.org/library/facet-web-howto.html |
Description | Using the mappings from the table. |
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SubmittedBy | BenedictoRodriguezCastro |
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Author | BenedictoRodriguezCastro, HughGlaser, LesCarr |
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Related to | Submissions:Normalization, Submissions:Partition, Submissions:ClassAsPropertyValue |
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