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Semantic Data 2024: Taxonomy, Ontology, and Knowledge Graphs

Taxonomies to Ontologies: How, When and Why to Connect or Extend

October 23, 11:20 AM

Taxonomies and ontologies each have their own distinctive benefits. However, uses often overlap. Especially when the goals are improved enterprise information with excellent data findability, analysis, and linking.

Fortunately, most currently used taxonomies and ontologies are built on the same basic data model standard - the RDF (Resource Description Framework). Consequently, whether or not taxonomies and ontologies are extended in accordance with other standards they can still easily be connected in the same implementation or wider project.

While the technology is not a challenge, what is still needed is a more comprehensive understanding by stakeholders (including subject matter experts) on how, conceptually, to:

  • Connect taxonomies and ontologies
  • Extend a taxonomy to have ontology features.

This session addresses both of these issues i.e.: how to connect and extend, and when you are likely to want to.

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