Difference between revisions of "Category:Reference Terminology"
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Revision as of 10:08, 19 February 2013
Definition: A terminology designed to provide common semantics for diverse implementations.
Reference Definition: *A terminology in which every concept designation has a formal, machine-usable definition supporting data aggregation and retrieval.
- A terminology designed to uniquely represent concepts. It does this by listing the concepts and specifying their structure, relationships and, if present, their systematic and formal definitions.
- A set of atomic level designations structured to support representations of both simple and compositional concepts independent of human language (within machine) (ISO TC 215 - Grain
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Reference Definition: set of atomic level designations structured to support representations of both simple and compositional concepts independent of human language (within machine) (Standards Knowledge Management Tool (SKMT) Glossary)
Category: Terminology
See also: Interface Terminology
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