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1. stackoverflow.com › questions › 51617500Ontology Modelling: Object Property or Data Property?

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   Jul 31, 2018 · In OWL 2, object properties might possess different characteristics, while data properties mightn't: Also, data properties can not be parts of property chains. All these restrictions are due to decidability reasons.

2. journals.law.harvard.edu › ilj › 2020The Materiality of Data as Property | Harvard International ...

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   Apr 24, 2020 · The materiality of data as an object is not questioned. The reason for this is that the commodification process of data in itself dematerializes it from the so-called natural person from which it is derived. The same also applies when data is “extracted” from objects and spaces.

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   What does object refer to in an Object-based data model? a. Data carrying its properties b. Objects carrying its properties c. Relations carrying its properties d. Models carrying its properties

4. www.cs.ucr.edu › ~eamonn › teachingAttributes and Objects Types of Data Data Quality Data ...

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   Collection of data objects and their attributes Attribute is a property or characteristic of an object – Examples: eye color of a person, temperature, etc. – Attribute is also known as variable, field, characteristic, feature, or observation A collection of attributes describe an object – Object is also known as record, point, case, sample,

5. education.launchcode.org › what-are-objectsWhat are Objects — Data Analysis documentation - LaunchCode

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   Objects do both. They store data and perform actions on that data. Objects give us a way to bring together all the parts of our code that relate to each other. The data assigned to an object is called its properties. The actions an object can perform are called its methods.

6. www.gotojavascript.com › 2012 › 04Object: Data Property and Accessor Property - goto: javascript

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   Apr 14, 2012 · If a property has a Property Descriptor with a value and writable attributes, it's considered a Data Property. If a Property has a Property Descriptor with set and get attributes, it's considered an Accessor Property.

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   What is the difference between datatype and object properties?

   • Datatype properties relate individuals to literal data (e.g., strings, numbers, datetimes, etc.) whereas object properties relate individuals to other individuals. Something like hasAge would typically be a datatype property, since an age is a number, but hasMother would be an object property, since a mother is another individual.

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   Is data a material object?

   • The materiality of data as an object is not questioned. The reason for this is that the commodification process of data in itself dematerializes it from the so-called natural person from which it is derived. The same also applies when data is “extracted” from objects and spaces.

   The Materiality of Data as Property | Harvard International Law Journal

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   Is data a property object?

   • As a possible property object, data furthermore has a pervasive capacity to produce positions of control over thinking as well as life, which may render legal ideas of the sovereignty of the free individual obsolete.

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   What is the difference between a datatype property and a mother property?

   • Something like hasAge would typically be a datatype property, since an age is a number, but hasMother would be an object property, since a mother is another individual. The last two of these, FunctionalProperty and InverseFunctionalProperty, are used to put some constraints on the values of properties for individuals.

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   Can data properties be part of property chains?

   • Also, data properties can not be parts of property chains. All these restrictions are due to decidability reasons. There exist quite a few cuisines, they can have their own attributes (at least, detailed descriptions) and relations, so I'd suggest to use object properties.

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   What is object based data model?

   • Object-based Data Model is an extension of ER Model. What does object refer to in an Object-based data model? a. Data carrying its properties b. Objects carrying its properties d. Models carrying its properties a. Data carrying its properties Objects in an Object-based data model refer to the data-carrying properties.

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8. philosophy.stackexchange.com › questions › 96697What does it mean for two properties of objects to be of the ...

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   Feb 5, 2023 · I'm starting to suspect that the basis for stating that two properties are the same is whether: a) The behavior of the referred objects seem indistinguishable for us, or b) The objects produce the same effect upon other objects.