Re: Inverse property names

So there appears to be a strong show of support for systematic names, I
have added the into the Manchester OWL version of the model on the Wiki

Regards,
John


On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 11:47 AM, Armando Stellato <
stellato@info.uniroma2.it> wrote:

> …to me…always much better to have a really evocative name. It is also true
> that here we have a proliferation of names which also, sometimes, are
> difficult to associate to the right <class,class> pair, and in this case
> systematic names help to keep the number of names low, as they are a ^-1
> rewritten form of the names of their inverse properties.****
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> However, one that I really would not like to see this way is
> “isDenotedBy”, and the reason is the same for which I was really advocating
> the existence of this denotes^-1: this would be a very common property
> indeed, and people would like to see a “more direct name” than isXXXOf or
> isXXXBy.****
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> To me lexicalization is ok.****
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> And to bind it with the SKOS discussion, I would see something like:****
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> SubObjectPropertyOf( ****
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>    ObjectPropertyChain( ontolex:prefLexicalization ontolex:canonicalForm )
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>    ontolex:prefLabel ****
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>  )****
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> With:****
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> ontolex:prefLexicalization rdfs:subPropertyOf ontolex:lexicalization****
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> ontolex:prefLabel owl:equivalentProperty skosxl:prefLabel****
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> ontolex:Form owl:equivalentClass skosxl:Label****
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> though I would maybe need to understand better all the possible
> constructions about ontolex:Form, to check if this can be done (see my
> questions on the possibility of having ontolex:writtenRep functional.****
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> Cheers,****
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> Armando****
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> *From:* Aldo Gangemi [mailto:aldo.gangemi@gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Friday, July 19, 2013 8:25 PM
> *To:* John McCrae
> *Cc:* Aldo Gangemi; public-ontolex
> *Subject:* Re: Inverse property names****
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> Definitively in favor of systematic names, and definitely against names
> like "sememe" ;)****
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> Aldo****
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> On Jul 19, 2013, at 5:42:51 PM , John McCrae <
> jmccrae@cit-ec.uni-bielefeld.de> wrote:****
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> Hi all,****
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> Quick show of interest in the induction of names for the inverse of
> existing properties: Do we wish to have systematic names for each inverse
> properties or distinct names. So for example****
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> Systematic Names:****
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> *isContainedBy* is inverse of *contains*****
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> *isDenotedBy *is inverse of *denotes*****
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> *isReferenceOf *is inverse of *reference*****
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> *isSenseOf *is inverse of *sense*****
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> *isConceptOf *is inverse of *concept*****
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> *isEvokedBy *is inverse of *evokes*****
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> Distinct names (for example only):****
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> *member *is inverse of *contains*****
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> *lexicalization *is inverse of *denotes*****
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> *sememe *is inverse of *reference*****
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> *lexeme *is inverse of *sense*****
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> *entity *is inverse of *concept*****
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> *expression *is inverse of *evokes*****
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> Does anyone have strong opinions either way about this?****
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> Regards,****
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> John****
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> <OntoLex Inverse.png>****
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