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How to Model Names in Topic Maps? - Pitfalls and Guidelines

Paper, was published by Hendrik Thomas, Tobias Redmann, and Bernd Markscheffel at 2009-11-13

This paper presents three modelling templates for complex name structures in Topic Maps.

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From a pragmatic point of view, human readable names are still the most common way to identify the subject a topic is representing. However, names can be a tricky thing to represent due to their natural ambiguity, plurality of meanings and context dependency. Naturally there is always more than one valid way to model names. Guidelines or best practise recommendations which consider the tricky aspects are currently very rare. In this paper we will discuss 10 common pitfalls in dealing with names and based on that present three modelling templates for complex name structures in Topic Maps.

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Hendrik Thomas

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Tobias Redmann

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Tobias is project leader of tmedit - topic map editor.. .

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