Skilirium

All stages of Data modeller

Stage 4

Build the conceptual model and taxonomies

Builds a conceptual model and its taxonomies

31 knobits (8 knowledge, 23 skills) · Produces: taxonomy · Builds on: Document data rules as SBVR fact types and rule statements

Knobit map

Each mark is one knobit. Knobits higher up build on the ones below them; select one to open it.

K-401 Recognises an ambiguous node label401K-402 Recognises a node with an unclear boundary and no scope note402K-403 Recognises overlapping sibling nodes without reciprocal scope notes403K-404 Recognises a meaning change without a history note404K-405 Recognises a node without warrant405K-406 Recognises inconsistent node label forms406K-407 Recognises an abbreviation, jargon or system name as a node label407K-408 Recognises a compound node combining two characteristics408K-409 Recognises siblings divided by mixed characteristics409K-410 Recognises a synonym kept as a separate node410K-411 Recognises a link failing the all-and-some test411K-412 Recognises an instance placed as a concept node412K-413 Recognises a part-of link in a kind-of hierarchy413K-414 Recognises an unjustified polyhierarchy414K-415 Recognises an associative relationship shown as a hierarchy415K-416 Recognises non-reciprocal hierarchy links416K-417 Recognises uneven levels of specificity among siblings417K-418 Recognises a home-grown copy of an existing vocabulary418K-423 Recognises a taxonomy node deleted while data still refers to it423K-424 Recognises a node code reused for a different concept424K-420 Recognises a structural error in a taxonomy hierarchy420K-451 Explains hierarchical relations and the all-and-some test451K-452 Explains scope notes and history notes452K-453 Explains warrant for vocabulary terms453K-454 Explains label form conventions for vocabularies454K-455 Explains characteristics of division and node labels455K-456 Explains equivalence relations and preferred terms456K-457 Explains associative relations457K-458 Explains reuse of external vocabularies458K-421 Models a role as an association to the party playing it421K-422 Derives the broader concept from the head of a definition422
  • Circle: skill
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Knobits of this stage

KnobitType
K-401Recognises an ambiguous node labelSkill
K-402Recognises a node with an unclear boundary and no scope noteSkill
K-403Recognises overlapping sibling nodes without reciprocal scope notesSkill
K-404Recognises a meaning change without a history noteSkill
K-405Recognises a node without warrantSkill
K-406Recognises inconsistent node label formsSkill
K-407Recognises an abbreviation, jargon or system name as a node labelSkill
K-408Recognises a compound node combining two characteristicsSkill
K-409Recognises siblings divided by mixed characteristicsSkill
K-410Recognises a synonym kept as a separate nodeSkill
K-411Recognises a link failing the all-and-some testSkill
K-412Recognises an instance placed as a concept nodeSkill
K-413Recognises a part-of link in a kind-of hierarchySkill
K-414Recognises an unjustified polyhierarchySkill
K-415Recognises an associative relationship shown as a hierarchySkill
K-416Recognises non-reciprocal hierarchy linksSkill
K-417Recognises uneven levels of specificity among siblingsSkill
K-418Recognises a home-grown copy of an existing vocabularySkill
K-423Recognises a taxonomy node deleted while data still refers to itSkill
K-424Recognises a node code reused for a different conceptSkill
K-420Recognises a structural error in a taxonomy hierarchySkill
K-451Explains hierarchical relations and the all-and-some testKnowledge
K-452Explains scope notes and history notesKnowledge
K-453Explains warrant for vocabulary termsKnowledge
K-454Explains label form conventions for vocabulariesKnowledge
K-455Explains characteristics of division and node labelsKnowledge
K-456Explains equivalence relations and preferred termsKnowledge
K-457Explains associative relationsKnowledge
K-458Explains reuse of external vocabulariesKnowledge
K-421Models a role as an association to the party playing itSkill
K-422Derives the broader concept from the head of a definitionSkill