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| - The {{SemanticTypes}} element contains a list of anonymous OWL-DL class expressions: |
| + The {{SemanticTypes}} element contains one or more class references or anonymous class expressions: |
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| + <owl:Class rdf:resource="..."/> |
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| - that are defined in terms of concepts and roles in existing ontologies. Each class definition defines a semantic type for the resource(s). That is, the resources are said to "contribute" the semantic types. |
| + Each of these expressions are defined solely in terms of concepts and roles from existing ontologies. Every class definition defines a ''semantic type'' for the resource(s). That is, the resources are said to "contribute" the semantic types. Every annotation is required to contain a {{SemanticTypes}} tag that contains at least one semantic type. |
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| + Encodings define the "glue" or "links" between the resource(s) and the semantic type(s) and are optional. An encoding takes the form: |
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| + {{ |
| + <sms:Link> ... </sms:Link> |
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| + The content of the {{Link}} element uses a specific textual language that we define briefly here. |
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| + !! Examples |
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