In Scheme Management in Graph Modeling - Overview

Abstract

Graph Modeling's SKOS In Scheme function lets you define explicitly in which concept schemes a concept resides.

When the In Scheme function is disabled in Graph Modeling, we assume that a concept is part of every concept scheme it is related to via the Hierarchy tree.

Using the In Scheme function in Graph Modeling you can define a concept's relations to concept schemes explicitly and independently of its relation via the hierarchy. That way a concept can be part of the concept scheme hierarchy although it is not skos:inScheme of it.

This section provides the following information:

Enable the In Scheme Function in Graph Modeling — Learn how to access and Enable In Scheme settings.
Manually Use or Update In Scheme Relations — A short guide about how to enable and use the In Scheme relations function manually.
- Manually Add or Remove In Scheme Relations for Individual Concepts — The section provides a short guide on how to add or remove In Scheme relations for individual concepts.
- Manually Add or Remove In Scheme Relations for Subtrees of Concepts — Learn here, how to manually add In Scheme Relations for subtrees of concepts or top concepts.
Automatically Use or Update In Scheme Relations — Find here a short guide about how to enable and use the In Scheme relation function automatically.
In Scheme and Custom Class Reasoning — In this section find out how you can use the In Scheme function in Graph Modeling to manage class inheritance based on custom classes.
- Enable Custom Class Reasoning based on In Scheme Relations — This section provides short instructions on how to enable In Scheme based custom class reasoning.
SKOS, In Scheme and Graph Modeling — This section contains more detailed information on the In Scheme relations in SKOS and their implementation in Graph Modeling.

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