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* An '''ObjectProperty''' is a term that is used to describe the relationship between instances.
**OWL: Object Properties correspond to Object Properties in [https://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-primer/#Object_Properties| OWL2].
**RDF: Object Properties correspond to a restricted set of RDF Properties that only relate instances that are members of some Class(es) of things (i.e. excluding properties that relate instances of Classes to [https://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-schema/#ch_literal| literal values]).
**UML: Object Properties correspond to the instance-level relationships (uni-directional associations) that are identified in UML Class diagrams.
==Propose a New ObjectProperty==
See something missing below? There are two ways to propose a new class:
# If you have a different definition for an existing term, propose your definition as a sub-property of the appropriate object property below, or
# If you have a different definition for an existing term, propose your definition as a sub-property of the appropriate object property below, or
# If you have a definition for a completely new object property, then propose a new object property here: {{#forminput:form=Generic_Object_Property |button text=submit}}
# If you have a definition for a completely new object property, then propose a new object property here: {{#forminput:form=Generic_Object_Property |button text=submit}}

Revision as of 20:46, 28 November 2019

  • An ObjectProperty is a term that is used to describe the relationship between instances.
    • OWL: Object Properties correspond to Object Properties in OWL2.
    • RDF: Object Properties correspond to a restricted set of RDF Properties that only relate instances that are members of some Class(es) of things (i.e. excluding properties that relate instances of Classes to literal values).
    • UML: Object Properties correspond to the instance-level relationships (uni-directional associations) that are identified in UML Class diagrams.

Propose a New ObjectProperty

See something missing below? There are two ways to propose a new class:

  1. If you have a different definition for an existing term, propose your definition as a sub-property of the appropriate object property below, or
  2. If you have a definition for a completely new object property, then propose a new object property here:

Pages in category "ObjectProperty"

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