other-ontology-alignment.md

Alignment with the W3C WoT Thing Description Model

Abstract

This document presents the correspondance between the current ontology vocabulary and the [other ontology vocabulary] (link).

Table of contents

1. Introduction
2. Current ontology module 1 and other ontology alignment
   2.1. Current Class 1 and other ontology
   2.2. Current Class 2 and other ontology
   
3. Current ontology module 2 and other ontology alignment
   3.1. Current Class 3 and other ontology
     3.1.1. Current Class 3 aspect A
     3.1.2. Current Class 3 aspect B
   
4. Summary
5. Acknowledgements
6. References

1. Introduction

2. Current ontology module 1 and other ontology alignment

2.1 Current Class 1 and other ontology

A Other Class 1 is a subclass of Current Class 1

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2.2 Current Class 2 and other ontology

Another alignment explanation between the one of the other ontology class and the current ontology. We can therefore represent:

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There can be more details about this aspect of the alignment, illustrated by the following data snippet:

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3. Current ontology module 2 and other ontology alignment

3.1 Current Class 3 and other ontology

3.1.1 Current Class 3 aspect A

There can be some additional explanation about an aspect that is important to consider for the alignment, with again some turtle data snippet.

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3.1.2 Current Class 3 aspect B

Another aspect of the alignment may be important, but with more subsections

subsection A

The following data expressed using the other ontology:

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Would be the following turtle data in the current ontology:

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subsection B

The following data expressed using the other ontology:

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Would be the following turtle data in the current ontology:

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4. Summary

In some complete and complex data that we would have described the following way in the other ontology:

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That same complete and complex data would have been described in the current ontology the following way:

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5. Acknowledgements

This document was produced by the organization, spread over the laboratories of institute 1 (author 1, author 2), institute 2 (author 3, author 4) and institute 3 (author 4, author 6).

6. References

[Other vocabulary]

Accurate reference syntax for the other ontology URL: https://theotherontology.com/