One man’s taxonomy may be another woman’s thesaurus, and what is an ontology, anyway? The paper describes definitions of each that are not official, standard definitions, but have worked well for us in practical situations and will help you to understand their relationships.
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Users often want to explore knowledge models visually. Diagrams help them in understanding the models and are especially useful when discussing models with colleagues.
Many of our customers have told us of the challenges of working with classonomies. To better understand what I mean by a classonomy, read this blog.
This blog discusses why, after supporting OWL, Irene Polikoff, co-founder of TopQuadrant, has completely abandoned it in favor of SHACL.
This is the second blog on what modeling language we recommend to use when creating ontologies. In this blog I will talk about what I do use.
This blog offers advice on selecting a direction of the graph relationships, supporting inverse relationships and naming a relationship.
This is a longer, more advanced video targeted to users that already have some experience working with ontologies and Semantic Web standards.
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