In Scheme Management in PoolParty - Overview
In Scheme Management in PoolParty - Overview
PoolParty's SKOS In Scheme function lets you define explicitly in which concept schemes a concept resides.
When the In Scheme function is disabled in PoolParty, we assume that a concept is part of every concept scheme it is related to via the Hierarchy tree.
Using the In Scheme function in PoolParty you can define a concept's relations to concept schemes explicitly and independently of its relation via the hierarchy. That way a concept can be part of the concept scheme hierarchy although it is not skos:inScheme of it.
Automatic or Manual Use of In Scheme Relations in PoolParty
You can use the function in PoolParty in three different ways:
Adding the skos:inScheme relation manually to selected concepts on creation or on update.
Automatic use and update of concepts' relations to the concept scheme, whenever you create or change concepts.
Adding skos:inScheme via custom class reasoning.
Available In Scheme Functionalities in PoolParty
This section provides the following information:
Enable the In Scheme Function in PoolParty — Learn how to access and Enable In Scheme settings.
Manually Use or Update In Scheme Relations — A short guide about how to enable and use the In Scheme relations function manually.
Manually Add or Remove In Scheme Relations for Individual Concepts — The section provides a short guide on how to add or remove In Scheme relations for individual concepts.
Manually Add or Remove In Scheme Relations for Subtrees of Concepts — Learn here, how to manually add In Scheme Relations for subtrees of concepts or top concepts.
Automatically Use or Update In Scheme Relations — Find here a short guide about how to enable and use the In Scheme relation function automatically.
In Scheme and Custom Class Reasoning — In this section find out how you can use the In Scheme function in PoolParty to manage class inheritance based on custom classes.
Enable Custom Class Reasoning based on In Scheme Relations — This section provides short instructions on how to enable In Scheme based custom class reasoning.
SKOS, In Scheme and PoolParty — This section contains more detailed information on the In Scheme relations in SKOS and their implementation in PoolParty.