| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| ID | work:7cef2bb4-b011-4bed-9a65-c8e0882b1629 |
| @type | skos:Concept, rdfs:Resource, owl:Thing, the:Study, the:Entity |
| datePublished | 2025-03-05 |
| dbpedia | https://archivo.dbpedia.org/list |
| definition | This collection of digital graphic images is generated using the Nodes and Arcs Lindenmayer System (NALS), processing selected ontology files found on Archivo, the ontology archive of DBpedia. An ontology is a model of a domain or area of interest (for example, the visual arts) defining object types, relationships and constraints. The ontology provides the knowledge used by computers to navigate the domain and make valid assertions. The ontology is typically constructed with a class hierarchy. This class hierarchy forms a graph which is exploited by the NALS algorithm, making classes the nodes and the subClassOf relations the arcs. Embedding these node and arc references in expanded Lindenmayer System rules, a tree with a circular tendency is graphically generated. |
| editorialNote | Need github nals3d public and links to lsysData.jj in related notes. |
| inScheme | the:entities |
| keywords | Lindenmayer System, NALS, ontology, digital graphics |
| label | Ontology NALS Graphics |
| media | Digital |
| sameAs | https://github.com/visualartsdna-org/NALS |
| tag | Genomics Cohorts Knowledge Ontology, The Ontology of Obstetric and Neonatal domain, Cell Ontology, domOS Common Ontology, BIBFRAME vocabulary, Radiation Biology Ontology, IDS Information Model, META-SHARE ontology, Archivo Notes, PATO - the Phenotype And Trait Ontology |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| tag | work:487f169f-895a-425d-bcae-bed121d53c58 |
| label | Cell Ontology |
| description | Cell Ontology |
| tag | work:eb77aab9-a520-4922-a2f4-977cb539dee7 |
| label | META-SHARE ontology |
| description | META-SHARE ontology |
| tag | work:415970f1-edef-4f2c-88b6-9c013ce22697 |
| label | The Ontology of Obstetric and Neonatal domain |
| description | The Ontology of Obstetric and Neonatal domain |
| tag | work:a37d0557-c5f6-46c9-a2d3-8e819a15ce1b |
| label | Radiation Biology Ontology |
| description | Radiation Biology Ontology |
| tag | work:7d41564e-29e4-4b18-9545-9b10cab74219 |
| label | Genomics Cohorts Knowledge Ontology |
| description | Genomics Cohorts Knowledge Ontology |
| tag | the:Archivo_20250305 |
| label | Archivo Notes |
| description | Regarding the lsys archivo graphs An example of an onto rule, The GND Gender ontology "rules": "G=@(GND Gender)[--|(null)f@(skos:Collection)[-|(subClassOf)f@(skos:OrderedCollection)x]x][-|(null)f@(skos:Concept)[-|(subClassOf)f@(https://d-nb.info/standards/vocab/gnd/gender#GenderValue)x]x],f = ff,X=F-[[X]+X]+F[+FX]-XF+[[X]-X]-F[-FX]+X", The @-sign is a node, the root is GND Gender. The '|' pipe letter is an arc, |(subClassOf) is a link. This ontology puts the definition of gender within their namespace, that is, the ns of the Deutsche Bank, https://d-nb.info/standards/vocab/gnd/gender.html. The rule flourish at the end defining 'X' creates a more Lindenmayer System conventional "tree," now embedded in the graph of the ontology. The 'F' is move forward, the minus is turn left, the plus is turn right. Square brackets are for context push. For more information on operators review the NALS grammar file https://github.com/visualartsdna-org/NALS/blob/main/src/lsysData.jj |
| tag | work:3e612d3f-ca2e-49b7-9a0c-fb80ae6711e2 |
| label | PATO - the Phenotype And Trait Ontology |
| description | PATO - the Phenotype And Trait Ontology |
| tag | work:b3385ea6-d1f2-4f91-934d-3cfbbeaabd60 |
| label | domOS Common Ontology |
| description | domOS Common Ontology |
| tag | work:160969ee-3652-4116-a184-213cb0f0e656 |
| label | IDS Information Model |
| description | IDS Information Model |
| tag | work:028bb289-ef6d-4aa2-86c7-6aa31eae9eeb |
| label | BIBFRAME vocabulary |
| description | BIBFRAME vocabulary |
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