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A TMDM Disclosure Using T+

Book Chapter, was published by Robert Barta and Lars Heuer at 2006-02-15

This work tries to map TMDM instances into TMRM.

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Both the more pragmatic Topic Map data model (TMDM) and the more fundamental Topic Map Reference Model (TMRM), have reached now a certain degree of maturity. Unfortunately, the development of these models did not occur in lockstep as they address very different needs and communities. This work tries to be the missing link by faithfully mapping TMDM instances into TMRM. For this purpose we formally introduce a refinement of the existing T model by adapting it to the latest TMRM version and by extending it to cover TMRM disclosures.

Authors

Robert Barta

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Robert is project leader of Perl XTM Engine (superseeded.. and Perl TM.

Lars Heuer

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TMDM

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TMDM is the abbreviation for Topic Maps Data Model. You will find a compact illustration of all relationships within the TMDM

TMRM

is associated with 19 items.

Signet_glossary

TMRM is the abbreviation for Topic Maps Reference Model.

 
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Topic Maps is an excellent paradigm to support human thinking and to visualize networked information. As part of my PhD project, I therefore chose Topic Maps as the conceptual foundation for designing and implementing a software prototype for semantic knowledge retrieval.

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Stefan Smolnik

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