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| − | See something missing? There are two ways to propose a new | + | * A '''DataProperty''' is a term that is used to describe the relationship between an instance and some data value. |
| + | **OWL: Data Properties correspond to Data Properties defined in [https://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-primer/#Datatypes| OWL2]. | ||
| + | **RDF: Data Properties correspond to a restricted set of RDF Properties that relates instances of some Class of thing to a [https://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-schema/#ch_literal| literal value], (e.g. some string or integer). | ||
| + | **UML: Data Properties correspond to the attributes of some Class. | ||
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| + | ==Propose a New DataProperty== | ||
| + | See something missing below? There are two ways to propose a new DataProperty: | ||
# If you have a different definition for an existing property, propose your definition as a sub-property of the appropriate data property below, or | # If you have a different definition for an existing property, propose your definition as a sub-property of the appropriate data property below, or | ||
| − | # If you have a definition for a completely new data property, then propose a new data property here: {{#forminput:form=Generic_Data_Property|button text=submit}} | + | # If you have a definition for a completely new data property, then propose a new data property here: {{#forminput:form=Generic_Data_Property|button text=submit|query string=namespace=DataProperty&={{PAGENAME}}}} |
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Latest revision as of 23:19, 14 July 2022
- A DataProperty is a term that is used to describe the relationship between an instance and some data value.
- OWL: Data Properties correspond to Data Properties defined in OWL2.
- RDF: Data Properties correspond to a restricted set of RDF Properties that relates instances of some Class of thing to a literal value, (e.g. some string or integer).
- UML: Data Properties correspond to the attributes of some Class.
Propose a New DataProperty
See something missing below? There are two ways to propose a new DataProperty:
- If you have a different definition for an existing property, propose your definition as a sub-property of the appropriate data property below, or
- If you have a definition for a completely new data property, then propose a new data property here:
Pages in category "DataProperty"
The following 37 pages are in this category, out of 37 total.