Category:PresentationOP
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| + | |Presentation Ontology Design Patterns (Presentation OPs) | ||
| + | |Presentation ODPs deal with usability and readability of ontologies from a user perspective. | ||
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| + | == Description == | ||
| + | Presentation ODPs deal with usability and readability of ontologies from a user perspective. | ||
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| + | They are meant as good practices that support the reuse of patterns by facilitating their evaluation and selection. | ||
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| + | Two types: | ||
| + | *Naming ODPs | ||
| + | *Annotation ODPs | ||
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Presentation Ontology Design Patterns (Presentation OPs)
Presentation ODPs deal with usability and readability of ontologies from a user perspective.
Description
Presentation ODPs deal with usability and readability of ontologies from a user perspective.
They are meant as good practices that support the reuse of patterns by facilitating their evaluation and selection.
Two types:
- Naming ODPs
- Annotation ODPs
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
