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Tag: Taxonomy standards

Standards for Taxonomies

June 18, 2017July 11, 2020 Heather Hedden

Since “taxonomies” are rather loosely defined, standards specifically for taxonomies do not exist, but there are standards that are relevant to taxonomies. A taxonomy is a kind of controlled vocabulary, and there are standards for controlled vocabularies. There are also standards specifically for thesauri, a kind of controlled vocabulary with…

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