General
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Ontologically Committed
Generic -
Categorical
Yes
Vertical
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Parent-arity Type Instance
Unconstrained -
Transitivity
Yes -
Boundedness Type Instance - Downward
Bounded -
Boundedness Type Instance - Fixed Finite Levels
Not Fixed -
Boundedness Type Instance - Number of Fixed Levels
Not applicable -
Stratification Type Instance
Not yet assessed -
Formal Generation - Whole Part - Fusion
Not yet assessed -
Formal Generation - Whole Part - Complement
Not yet assessed -
Formal Generation - Type Instance - Fusion
Not yet assessed -
Formal Generation - Super Sub Type - Fusion
Not yet assessed -
Formal Generation - Super Sub Type - Complement
Not yet assessed -
Relation Class-ness Type Instance
Not yet assessed -
Relation Class-ness Super Sub Type
Not yet assessed
Horizontal
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Spacetime
Not yet assessed -
Locations
Not yet assessed -
Properties
Not yet assessed -
Endurants
Not yet assessed -
Immaterial
Not yet assessed
Universal
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Merelogy
No -
Interpenetration
Not yet assessed -
Materialism
Not adopted -
Possibilia
Not yet assessed -
Criteria Of Identity
Not yet assessed -
Time
Not yet assessed -
Indexicals: Here And Now
Not yet assessed -
Higher-arity
Not yet assessed
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Ontology
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Overview
The Wikidata ontology is a structure of terms derived from taxonomic relations between Wikidata objects --- Wikidata stores stuctured data for Wikimedia projects, esp. Wikipedia.
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Top-level
For a list of top-level categories in the Wikidata classification: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:WikiProject_Ontology/Top-level_ontology_list
Immediate children of ‘entity’ (https://angryloki.github.io/wikidata-graph-builder/)
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Key characteristics
Wikidata is a generic model.
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Relevant extracts
The WikiProject Ontology is mainly about reaching deep into the nature of being, becoming, existence, and reality, and applying those insights during Wikidata's maintenance tasks. The more practical aims of the project are:
- to support a broad semantic interoperability between notable ontologies like DOLCE, BFO, SUMO, Lemon, RDA, etc.
- to build consensus around the main branches of our core concept tree and how they relate to each other
- to gain a deep understanding about the meaning of our upper ontology and to transfer this knowledge to others in practical terms
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