Category: S

skos:editorialNote Document notes SKOS has more types of notes for concepts than ISO 2788: scope notes, definition notes, history notes, etc. These properties can be extended to fit specific requirements. Semantic relationships are crucial for the definition of concepts, as many KOS guidelines emphasize. However, next to these structured characterizations, concepts sometimes have to be…

skos:definition skos:definition provides a full explanation of the meaning of a concept. Document notes SKOS has more types of notes for the concepts than ISO 2788: scope notes, definition notes, history notes, etc. These properties can be extended to fit specific requirements. Semantic relationships are crucial for the definition of concepts, as many KOS guidelines…

skos:notation Notations Some KOS, for example classification systems such as the Universal Decimal Classification [UDC], use notations (or legends) as the primary means of access to the concepts they contain. Notations are symbols that are not normally recognized as words or word sequences in any natural language and therefore can be used independently of natural…