[Seavox] ***MOGELIJK SPAM*** Ontology design
Haaring, Pieter (RIK)
pieter.haaring at rws.nl
Wed Jun 27 13:37:01 BST 2007
According to our expert:
"chlorophyll-a" is more precise then "chlorophylls" which is more precise then "pigments".
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> [mailto:seavox-bounces at biwebs1.nerc-liv.ac.uk]Namens Roy Lowry
> Verzonden: maandag 25 juni 2007 11:14
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> Onderwerp: ***MOGELIJK SPAM*** [Seavox] Ontology design
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>
> Dear All,
>
> I'm currently populating a parameter discovery ontology to
> serve a couple of projects and have a quandry. Consider the
> example where I have three terms:
>
> pigments
> chlorophylls
> chlorophyll-a
>
> Do I encode this as a true hierarchy, e.g.
>
> pigments has-narrow-match chlorophylls
> chlorophylls has-narrow-match chlorophyll-a
>
> or as a relationship matrix with the additional entry
>
> pigments has-narrow-match chlorophyll-a
>
> Anyone any experience or opinions on this?
>
> Cheers, Roy.
>
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