Difference between revisions of "Category Schemes and Categorisations"
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Category Schemes are the container for one or more Categories. Categories can be built into a hierarchy. A Category is used to provide the means to categorise any other structure type, this creates a link between the Category and the target structure. | Category Schemes are the container for one or more Categories. Categories can be built into a hierarchy. A Category is used to provide the means to categorise any other structure type, this creates a link between the Category and the target structure. | ||
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| + | A Categorisation is an independently maintained structure, which can be used to satisfy any use case where a structure requires a high level grouping. A typical use case for data dissemination is to link a Dataflow to one or more Categories using Categorisations. This use case allows a user to find Dataflows by Category. | ||
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Revision as of 03:30, 17 September 2020
Overview
Category Schemes are the container for one or more Categories. Categories can be built into a hierarchy. A Category is used to provide the means to categorise any other structure type, this creates a link between the Category and the target structure.
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I just dont understand why this file wont load!
A Categorisation is an independently maintained structure, which can be used to satisfy any use case where a structure requires a high level grouping. A typical use case for data dissemination is to link a Dataflow to one or more Categories using Categorisations. This use case allows a user to find Dataflows by Category.
