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Taxonomic
classifications create structured “knowledge bins”, ideally:
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Orthogonal
– Can classify in multiple unrelated ways
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Dynamic
– Can create new classification axes on the fly
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Constrained
– Can manage choices to keep values meaningful
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“Bins”
serve different purposes
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Retrieval
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Management
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Security
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“Bins”
must be well-mapped to business process
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“Bins”
can be derived from data by visualization and analytical tools
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Taxonomies
and reference data are often resident in same repository
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as
InfoWarehouse and may be considered part of it
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Taxonomies
considered distinct from publishing and association that
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put
knowledge in “bins”
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