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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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RDF vocabulary to define filters over a dataset?

I have a totally arbitrary data set with objects and their properties. The data set can contain pretty much anything. I want to explicitly mark some of the properties as searchable/filterable (I will use it when generating user interface on top of…
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can predefined keywords exist beside free keywords in DSpace submit?

Default a submitter (uploader) of a document can add self chosen keywords to that document. It is also possible to configure DSpace in a way that the submitter has to choose from one or more predefined keywords (controlled vocabulary). The DSpace…
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Are there any *standard* vocabularies that provide a descriptor for usernames/screennames/handles?

For example, consider a subset of the user data provided by the Twitter API: { "id_str": "6253282", "screen_name": "twitterapi", "name": "Twitter API" } Let’s say I want to model this information with JSON-LD. I can easily adapt most of…
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Identifying meta tag standards across commonly used meta vocabularies

While attempting to identify various standards concerning meta-tags (and data) I have had very little (to no) luck in doing so. Fundamentally, my aim is to identify an area, organization, or site throughout the Internet that offers a comprehensive…
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Java vocabulary program with arraylist

I have to build a program Vocabulary with ArrayList. The words are added in this ArrayList. Then I have to check whether the word inputted: has more than two is only one word does not contain certain characters. At the end I have to check words…
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Augmented/Mediated/... reality/virtuality terms - Which one to pick?

That might sound a bit off-topic but I think this is actually closely related to programming (in particular to video games), so here we go: There are a lot of terms used to describe interactions between real world and a virtual one but I have to…
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Hiding a vocabulary from certain Drupal users

I want hide a particular vocabulary from users other than admins. How can I do this?
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How to express untyped links?

All examples I found use some vocabulary (like FOAF) to link to another resource (knows, spouse, member,...). Is there already a way (or commonly used vocabulary) to express a general "is related to" relation-type? You may also characterize such as…
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Vocabulary: path in a graph of objects?

I'm having trouble with the following sentence: DeepClone performs a deep clone of the target object, stopping the cloning process when all have reached a value type or an ITransactionalObject. What I mean by "dependency…
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BOW using Matlab in action recognition

My question is really simple but it is very confused to me :( I am doing action recognition process using Matlab. I have 10 different actions, each action has 20 different videos, each video concludes descriptor with 500 points x 350 features (array…
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What is the preferred way of importing/exporting data into Android app

I am making a vocabulary app to learn hungarian. The app has a database with words in two languages. The words should be entered as I meet them in the daily life and then I use the app to exercise the words. Now I want to be able to enter the words…
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Vocabulary term to model number of individuals of a class in RDF

I want to model a dataset in RDF with class name as subject and number of individuals present in the class as object. I am thinking of which predicate will be good to model this information I searched different vocabularies like RDFS,SKOS etc and…
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Dereferencing Microdata item type URLs: "should not" vs. "must not"

In W3C’s HTML Microdata, it says (and it’s currently the same in WHATWG’s HTML Living Standard): Except if otherwise specified by that specification, the URLs given as the item types should not be automatically dereferenced. Note: A specification…
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Is There a Term for Database Operations That Don't Change Data?

Is there a catch-all term for database operations that don't alter any data at all? For example, SELECT statements have no effect on the contents of the database. On the other hand, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements have the potential to create,…
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What's the opposite of shallow cloning?

What's it called when you tell an object to clone all of its arguments (like in deep cloning), but the top-level object isn't changed? I need to implement this sort of method in a program, and I'm just trying to figure out what to call the…
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