FEATURE - Typology Relationship
| Description | Abstract Concept A Typology Relationship is a relationship between an Ontological Block and its categorical nature - the intrinsic properties or criteria that determine the Ontological Block membership within a Ordered Semantic Class. Typology governs two distinct categorization mechanisms: - Classification: assigning an Ontological Block to a predefined Ordered Semantic Class based on shared characteristics (e.g., grouping by common traits). - Specialization: refining a Ordered Semantic Class into a subclass with narrower criteria (e.g., inheritance hierarchies or subtype relationships). While Classification focuses on grouping Ontological Blocks into Ordered Semantic Classes, specialization emphasizes hierarchical refinement of Ordered Semantic Classes themselves. Both mechanisms operate under the umbrella of typology, which formalizes how Ontological Blocks are systematically categorized.  SysFEAT -Semantic.pdf Wordnet - Semantics WordNet - Typology |
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RELATED ENTITIES
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Ontological Block | Abstract Ontological Block is the root ontological foundation that defines the capacity to embody meaning through Semantic Relationships - such as Composition (Whole/Part), Classification or Specialization. In contrast, Building Blocks like Aggregate Blocks or Containers act as syntactic constructs, They structure or group Ontological Blocks, but lack inherent semantic properties of their own, serving purely as structural or logistical tools within the framework. |
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Ontological Block | Abstract Ontological Block is the root ontological foundation that defines the capacity to embody meaning through Semantic Relationships - such as Composition (Whole/Part), Classification or Specialization. In contrast, Building Blocks like Aggregate Blocks or Containers act as syntactic constructs, They structure or group Ontological Blocks, but lack inherent semantic properties of their own, serving purely as structural or logistical tools within the framework. |
SEMANTIC TAXONOMY
Sub-Types Super-Types
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