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Key: COMMONS13-17
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Status: closed
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Source: Thematix Partners LLC ( Mrs. Elisa F. Kendall)
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Summary:
We've said that hasMember is distinct from hasConstituent, but the actual definitions are not necessarily obviously different to users. The definition of hasConstituent changed after the original ontology was submitted, and the notion of Constituent as a class could be used to support either members or constituents, even though the properties in question are disjoint.
It is likely that we need to find a different "word" or "phrase" to describe elements of a composite that are not necessarily distinguishable from one another, and revise the ontology accordingly.
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Reported: Commons 1.2b1 — Fri, 3 Jan 2025 19:31 GMT
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Disposition: Deferred — COMMONS 1.3b1
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Disposition Summary:
The definition of constituent, and of the property hasConstituent needs additional refinement
This issue should be merged with
COMMONS13-36and the two addressed together, since they raise similar issues.We deferred
COMMONS13-36due to the need to test a potential change with example data, thus this companion issue is being deferred as well. -
Updated: Wed, 10 Dec 2025 23:18 GMT
COMMONS13 — The definition of constituent, and of the property hasConstituent needs additional refinement
- Key: COMMONS13-17
- OMG Task Force: Commons Ontology Library (Commons) 1.3 RTF