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For questions related to dictionary-like structures in programming, mainly to Semantic Web vocabularies. Please do not use in place of the "terminology" tag.

In Semantic Web

  • In the Semantic Web field, a controlled vocabulary is a set of URIs used to identify things, relations or classes.

  • A vocabulary with well-developed subsumption (subclass-superclass) relations is often called a taxonomy.

  • A taxonomy with well-developed non-subsumption relations is often called an ontology.

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How to automate creation of vocabulary questions

We would like to prepare a quiz which will improve the vocabulary of the students. What does pittance mean? a) tiny, inadequate amount of payment b) to feel pity or remorse c) to go against, rebuttal an argument d) regret, wishing you could take…
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Excel macro to find words from Google Translate

I have an Excel sheet with almost 30.000 words in column A and I want to create a macro to search each word in Google Translate, get their meaning (or translation), put the meaing in column B (or if there is more than more meaning in column C,…
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In Android Development, what is the correct term for a "fixed" element?

In an Android project, I'm creating a browse feature which uses a ListView to display content. My goal is to create a fixed element which remains at the top of the screen, no matter how far down I scroll in the ListView. What is the correct term in…
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Check text/string for occurence of predefined list elements

I have several text files, which I want to compare against a vocabulary list consisting of expressions and single words. The desired output should be a dictionary containing all elements of that list as keys and their respective frequency in the…
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SPARQL queries for data-vocabulary.org

I am using SPARQL queries to query the data that is marked up using the Schema.org vocabulary. I see that some sites are still using Data-Vocabulary.org for their mark up. Can I just replace the schema.org with data-vocabulary.org in my SPARQL…
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How to use DSM & Schema.org?

Does anyone know what I would set as the value for the "content" attribute if I'm utilizing the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)?
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Stanford NLP Sentiment - how to check if a word is recognized, is in the vocabulary?

Is there a function that returns true if a word is recognized by Stanford NLP Sentiment and false if not? For example, if I want to find the sentiment of the sentence: "I like AAA because of BBB." both the phrases (AAA) and (BBB) will not be…
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Data structure vocabulary about trees

What adjectives are used to characterize the following 3 data structures : a k-ary tree where all nodes have exaclty 0 or k children ? a tree where all leaves are at the same level ? a tree where only leaves contain data ("empty" internal nodes)…
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What does multiplicity mean in the context of SQL?

I think multiplicity has to do with what kind of foreign key relationship tables have. But when I'm reading answers like this: "If your FK is nullable your multiplicity in principal entity must be 0..1 - default value has no role in this because…
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Does Naive Bayes Classifier need to know the entire vocabulary?

I am trying to classify tweets in two categories (e.g., basketball and non-basketball). Obviously, the dataset is dynamic, i.e., the document collection is not fixed to a set of N documents (i.e., tweets): the dataset is dilating over and over while…
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vocabulary for protocol dataflows?

I'm having a mental block for the words describing data flow in a communications protocol + google isn't helping, due to information glut. In the following scenarios A and B are communicating to each other. command or request: a packet of data…
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Counting matches from a vocabulary file in a window surrounding a keyword

For my research I am trying to count, from a corpus, the number of times (co-occurrence) a series of compound terms (e.g. Safety Hazard) stored in a file, 1 line per phrase, appear within a 16 word window of a target keyword (e.g. Facility). I am…
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Python Vocab Checker

I'm looking to create a Python based vocabulary checker for my little cousin to use for studying. The purpose of the program will be to display a word and then she will need to type in the definition and have it checked. I was wondering if the best…
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Is there a term in REST vocabulary describing the HTTP server?

Considering these REST resources: http://foo:123/bar/baz http://foo:123/bar/boz http://foo:123/bar/buz http://nirwana:99/abc http://nirwana:99/def Resource groups 1 to 3 and 4 and 5 share the same network endpoint (host and port). Is there a term…
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Drupal: add a taxonomy vocabulary field to my custom content type

How I can add a taxonomy vocabulary field to my custom content type to my module? My objective is when I create a new content(of my custom content type, of course) give me the posibility of select the term which I want to reference inside the…
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