Concrete domain questions define what an ontology or knowledge model must be able to answer and test.
Core question: Which concrete domain questions must the planned model be able to answer so that it is sufficient for the planned use cases and not oversized?
Analysis methodMethod form: Analysis method. Describes how this method is used in practice.MediumComplexity: medium. Estimates preparation, facilitation effort, and method confidence needed.Workshop + asyncFormat: workshop or async. Shows whether the method works in a workshop, asynchronously, or both.
2-4 h
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Knowledge ModelingCategory: Knowledge Modeling. Describes the method's domain of use.
Query patterns drive node labels, relationships, and constraints so property graphs match real retrieval needs.
Core question: Which node labels, relationship types, properties and indexes create a schema that answers prioritized queries performantly and scales with data growth?
Analysis methodMethod form: Analysis method. Describes how this method is used in practice.MediumComplexity: medium. Estimates preparation, facilitation effort, and method confidence needed.Workshop + asyncFormat: workshop or async. Shows whether the method works in a workshop, asynchronously, or both.
4-8 h initial, dann iterativ
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Knowledge ModelingCategory: Knowledge Modeling. Describes the method's domain of use.
Validation shapes define required classes, properties, and constraints before graph data enters production pipelines.
Core question: Which shapes define required properties, data types, cardinalities and relationships so that real data becomes validatable and contracts between producer and consumer are unambiguous?
Analysis methodMethod form: Analysis method. Describes how this method is used in practice.MediumComplexity: medium. Estimates preparation, facilitation effort, and method confidence needed.Workshop + asyncFormat: workshop or async. Shows whether the method works in a workshop, asynchronously, or both.