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A [[Semi-Structured Data Item]] is a [[Data Value Set]] that contains some [[Structure]] to allow for operations on the [[Data]], along with [[Data Value]]s that contain [[Text]]. | A [[Semi-Structured Data Item]] is a [[Data Value Set]] that contains some [[Structure]] to allow for operations on the [[Data]], along with [[Data Value]]s that contain [[Text]]. | ||
* <B | * <B>AKA:</B> [[Semi-Structured Data Item|Semi-Structured Data]], [[Semi-Structured Data Item|Semi-Structured Data Set]], [[Semi-Structured Data Item|Semi-Structured]], [[Semi-Structured Dataset]], [[Semi-Structured Data Item|Semi-Structured Data Entry]], [[Semi-Structured Data Item|Semi-Structured Item]]. | ||
* <B | * <B>Context</U>:</B> | ||
** It can be have zero or more [[Semi-Structured Data Record]]s. | ** It can be have zero or more [[Semi-Structured Data Record]]s. | ||
** It can be amenable to some computer processing. | ** It can be amenable to some computer processing. | ||
** It can have [[Metadata]]. | ** It can have [[Metadata]]. | ||
* <B | * <B>Example(s):</B> | ||
** A [[Publication Referencer String]], such as | ** A [[Publication Referencer String]], such as “<i>Minton, S(1993 b). Integrating heuristics for constraint satisfaction problems: A case study. In: Proceedings AAAI.</i>” | ||
** An [[XML File]] with a large amount of [[Text]] | ** An [[XML File]] with a large amount of [[Text]]. | ||
** An [[Array]] in a program with a large amount of [[Text]] | ** An [[Array]] in a program with a large amount of [[Text]]. | ||
** Some portions of a [[Wikipedia]] [[Webpage]]s, such as the [[Infobox]]es. | ** Some portions of a [[Wikipedia]] [[Webpage]]s, such as the [[Infobox]]es. | ||
** Some portion of this [[Research Knowledge Base]]. | ** Some portion of this [[Research Knowledge Base]]. | ||
* <B | ** … | ||
* <B>Counter-Example(s):</B> | |||
** An [[Entity Mention]], such as a [[Citation Mention]]. | ** An [[Entity Mention]], such as a [[Citation Mention]]. | ||
** A [[Relational Table]] in an [[RDBMS]] with a large number of [[Text]] attributes is a [[Mixed Data Item]]. | ** A [[Relational Table]] in an [[RDBMS]] with a large number of [[Text]] attributes is a [[Mixed Data Item]]. | ||
* <B | * <B>See:</B> [[Structured Dataset]], [[Unstructured Dataset]], [[Data Structure]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:30, 6 July 2022
A Semi-Structured Data Item is a Data Value Set that contains some Structure to allow for operations on the Data, along with Data Values that contain Text.
- AKA: Semi-Structured Data, Semi-Structured Data Set, Semi-Structured, Semi-Structured Dataset, Semi-Structured Data Entry, Semi-Structured Item.
- Context:
- It can be have zero or more Semi-Structured Data Records.
- It can be amenable to some computer processing.
- It can have Metadata.
- Example(s):
- A Publication Referencer String, such as “Minton, S(1993 b). Integrating heuristics for constraint satisfaction problems: A case study. In: Proceedings AAAI.”
- An XML File with a large amount of Text.
- An Array in a program with a large amount of Text.
- Some portions of a Wikipedia Webpages, such as the Infoboxes.
- Some portion of this Research Knowledge Base.
- …
- Counter-Example(s):
- An Entity Mention, such as a Citation Mention.
- A Relational Table in an RDBMS with a large number of Text attributes is a Mixed Data Item.
- See: Structured Dataset, Unstructured Dataset, Data Structure.