taxonomy
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A data structure to describe what entities are present in a specific bounded context(or members in a set).
e.g, what are all the types of apples? “red apple which includse pink ladies, crimson ladies,… and green apple including pea ladies, nose ladies,…”
Usually a hierarchy structure where superclass includes every item of subclass, a tree structure
- in the field of cognitive linguistic https://cogling.fandom.com/wiki/Taxonomy
- basically, what is there.
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survey
Research activity that collectes information about a bounded context to describe its taxonomy
simulation method
(simple version [use this])
- imagine the whole topic with level 1: input -> output simulation (chopping tree = axe + swing -> tree down + hurray!)
- imagine how the simulation would be carried out step by step with level 2: input -> transformations -> output simulation, in which each step will still be a level 1: input -> output simulation.
- deal with each step seperately with level 2: input -> transformations -> output simulation, which will give you more level 1: input -> output simulations
And when you encounter ideas that are under the same topic but not sequential, like apple and banana are both fruits, just do a simple outline with parallel simulation, like imagining the taxonomy
degree of generality
degree of generality is the observation that:
- in a taxonomy, the higher a unit is at, the more general/abstract it is.
- in the field of cognitive linguistics https://cogling.fandom.com/wiki/Degree_of_generality