3 ms·
The cards look great. Ontology reminds me of someone who wrote an "ontology for League of Legends," but I cannot find it. The use case was being able to analyz
by turtleyacht 3y ago
The cards look great. Ontology reminds me of someone who wrote an "ontology for League of Legends," but I cannot find it.
The use case was being able to analyze game balance through it, which seems to be a killer application for that. But I didn't get to note how ontology relates to calculations.
Previously I thought ontology was just about categories or hierarchies. Manning's Knowledge Graphs Applied mentions ontologies:
https://www.manning.com/books/knowledge-graphs-applied https://www.manning.com/books/knowledge-graphs-applied
- PaulHoule 3y agoThe way I see it, ontology is a big deal in application programming. That is, if you have a correct model for the application domain the code almost writes itself. (In fact, I think "no code" or "low code" systems should be ontology driven... There are numerous simple models of business situations that are general and better than the models that people come up with their own.) I am currently working on redoing my web presence, I really need a Python-based SSG which is good for technical and scientific content.