api4kb_ontologies
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api4kb_ontologies [2015/03/07 17:43] greentara [Descriptions of Knowledge Resources] |
api4kb_ontologies [2015/03/10 11:09] apaschke [API4KB Architectural Elements] |
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| The API4KB architectural elements are categorized according to the following competency questions. | The API4KB architectural elements are categorized according to the following competency questions. | ||
| - | * What are the entities that are communicating in the distributed system? => **Communicating Entities** | + | * What are the entities that are communicating in the distributed API4KB system? => **Communicating Entities** |
| - | * How do they communicate, or, more specifically, what communication paradigm is used? => **Communication Paradigms** | + | * How do they communicate, or, more specifically, what communication paradigm is used to communicate between API4KBs? => **Communication Paradigms** |
| - | * What (potentially changing) roles and responsibilities do they have in the overall architecture? => **Communication Roles** | + | * What (potentially changing) roles and responsibilities do they have in the overall API4KB architecture? => **Communication Roles** |
| * What is the mapping of the API4KB elements into a physical distributed infrastructure? => **Communication Placement** | * What is the mapping of the API4KB elements into a physical distributed infrastructure? => **Communication Placement** | ||
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| - | ^ Property ^Range ^ ka: ^ ke: ^ km: ^ ken: ^ kio: ^ ki: ^ | + | ^ Property ^ Range ^ ka: ^ ke: ^ km: ^ ki: ^ |
| - | | level |ks:Level | ASSET | EXPRESSION | MANIFESTATION | ENCODING | IO | ITEM | | + | | :hasIdentifier | :Identifier | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | |
| - | | :hasIdentifier | :identifier| Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | | + | | :level | ks:Level | Y | Y | Y | Y | |
| - | | :usesPerformative[1]|:Performative | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | | + | | :usesPerformative[1]| :Operation | I* | Y* | I* | I* | |
| - | | :hasLocator |:Address | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y | | + | | :hasLocator | :Address | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y | |
| - | | :usesLanguage |kr:Language | I+ | Y+ | I+ | I+ | I+ | I+ | | + | | :usesLanguage | :Language | I* | Y* | I* | I* | |
| - | | :usesDialect |km:Dialect | N | N | Y+ | I+ | I+ | I+ | | + | | :usesDialect | km:Dialect | N | N | Y* | I* | |
| - | | :usesFormat |ken:Format | N | N | N | Y+ | I+ | I+ | | + | | :usesConfiguration |ki:Configuration| N | N | N | Y* | |
| - | | :usesConfiguration |ki:Configuration | N | N | N | N | Y+ | I+ | | + | | :accordingTo |lang:Environment| Y | N | N | N | |
| - | | :accordingTo |:Environment | Y | N | Y | Y | N | N | | + | | :isBasic |xsd:boolean | Y | Y | Y | Y | |
| - | | :isBasic |xsd:boolean | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y | | + | | :hasMetadata |kr: | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | |
| - | | :usesIOMode |:IOMode | N | N | N | N | Y+ | N| | + | | :hasDescription[3] |kr: | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | |
| - | | :hasMetadata |:KnowledgeResource | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y* | Y*| | + | |
| - | | :selfDescription[3] |:Description | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y? | Y?| | + | |
| - | [1] Possible Performative values are Assertion, Retraction, Query, Result, ... | + | [1] A Performative is an operation that is expressed directly in the knowledge resource. Languages with this capability include Prolog, RuleML and DOL. A knowledge resource containing performatives is an "executable knowledge resource". |
| - | [3] A self-description (of a knowledge resource) is a descripton embedded in the knowledge resource it is describing. It naturally inherits a number of properties from the knowledge resource being described, including level. Other properties are inherited unless overriden; e.g. language, dialect, format, storeConfig, IOMode, Metadata. | + | [3] The "hasDescription" property is a means to embedded information about the description in the description itself. Note that the subject of the ":hasDescription" property is the knowledge resource that the description is about, as named by the ":hasIdentifier" property. |
| ==== Descriptions of Knowledge Resources Property Values ==== | ==== Descriptions of Knowledge Resources Property Values ==== | ||
| ^ Property ^ Language ^ Dialect ^ Format ^ StoreConfig ^ Asset Environment ^ Type ^Level ^Performative ^Metadata[2] ^ | ^ Property ^ Language ^ Dialect ^ Format ^ StoreConfig ^ Asset Environment ^ Type ^Level ^Performative ^Metadata[2] ^ | ||
api4kb_ontologies.txt · Last modified: 2015/03/10 11:10 by apaschke
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