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| Packages that use org.dishevelled.vocabulary | |
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| org.dishevelled.vocabulary | A structured vocabulary is a description of concepts and their relations in a domain. |
| org.dishevelled.vocabulary.simple | Simple implementation of the vocabulary interfaces. |
| Classes in org.dishevelled.vocabulary used by org.dishevelled.vocabulary | |
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| Assignable
Marks an entity as being "assignable," in that it may be assigned to concepts in one or more domains for annotation purposes. |
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| AssignableSupport
A class that can be used via delegation to provide Assignable support. |
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| Assignment
An assignment is a binary directional link between a concept and a so-called "assignable" entity, supported by evidence. |
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| Authority
An authority for a structured vocabulary domain, a mapping between domains, and/or assignments to concepts. |
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| Concept
A concept is a vocabulary word defined in a domain that has relations to other concepts present in the same domain, and has projections to other concepts in different domains through a mapping across domains. |
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| Domain
A domain provides a named space in which to define concepts and their relations to each other, and also to project concepts in different domains to each other through a mapping across domains. |
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| Evidence
Evidence supports an assignment by reflecting the strength of knowledge used to create that assignment. |
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| Mapping
A mapping is a binary directional link between a source and a target domain containing projections of concepts from the source domain to concepts in the target domain. |
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| Projection
A projection is a binary directional link between a source and a target concept from different domains linked together through a mapping, supported by evidence. |
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| Relation
A relation is a binary directional link between a source and a target concept present in the same domain. |
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| Classes in org.dishevelled.vocabulary used by org.dishevelled.vocabulary.simple | |
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| AbstractAssignable
Abstract class providing Assignable support. |
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| Assignable
Marks an entity as being "assignable," in that it may be assigned to concepts in one or more domains for annotation purposes. |
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| AssignableSupport
A class that can be used via delegation to provide Assignable support. |
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| Assignment
An assignment is a binary directional link between a concept and a so-called "assignable" entity, supported by evidence. |
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| Authority
An authority for a structured vocabulary domain, a mapping between domains, and/or assignments to concepts. |
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| Concept
A concept is a vocabulary word defined in a domain that has relations to other concepts present in the same domain, and has projections to other concepts in different domains through a mapping across domains. |
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| Domain
A domain provides a named space in which to define concepts and their relations to each other, and also to project concepts in different domains to each other through a mapping across domains. |
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| Evidence
Evidence supports an assignment by reflecting the strength of knowledge used to create that assignment. |
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| Mapping
A mapping is a binary directional link between a source and a target domain containing projections of concepts from the source domain to concepts in the target domain. |
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| Projection
A projection is a binary directional link between a source and a target concept from different domains linked together through a mapping, supported by evidence. |
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| Relation
A relation is a binary directional link between a source and a target concept present in the same domain. |
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