| What ? | Label | EBR ID |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Th3Sr1b3Pr0j3ct | #1677 |
| Description | Build a distributed Conceptionary Manager which is a distributed application which allow to manage 1 (or several) Conceptionary(ies). | N/A |
| Deliverable | Onto-Terminology Model(s) | N/A |
| Domain | Knowledge Engineering | N/A |
| Used By (model) | pEAr4pEEr (Enterprise Architecture) | #1673 |
| Used By (model) | Ecosystem Mapping (Semantic Cartography of Ecosystems) | #1675 |
| Uses (model) | KeQuarks (Meta-Modeling) | #1678 |
| Uses (app) | Rhizome (Distributed Semantic App) | #1886 |
| Telegram | https://t.me/TheScribeProject | N/A |
| Big Picture | SEAMLESS. See Overview | #1671 |
Note : EBR ID allows to semantically navigate in the Topincs-powered "Entangled Bootstrap" Repository
This project is all about "How to grasp the deep meaning of "What Are We Talking About ?""
In a Dictionary, each entry is a Term associated to 1 (or N) definition(s) …
… and each definition, made of Terms, is related to a given Concept
In a Conceptionary, each entry is a Concept associated to 1 definition …
… and this definition is made of Concepts (each denoted by its preferred Term)
In some way, a Conceptionary is an inverse Dictionary
In the Requirement section : A consise "Visual Pitch"
In the Use Cases section : Some exemples of Conceptionaries
In the Semantics section : The Conceptionary of Conceptionaries and its associated Semantic Model
In the Rules section : "If ..., Then ..." statements between Concepts of the Conceptionary
This project in in "Stand-By" mode ...
.. but thanks to KeepLink, the specification effort could (re-)start soon, just because of the model flexibility of this tool
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
