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Define naming conventions for ontology #12

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kathrinblagec opened this issue Aug 13, 2020 · 1 comment

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kathrinblagec commented Aug 13, 2020 •

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To do:

Convert all pre-existing class names to normal capitalization.

Naming conventions for the ontology:

Use normal capitalization (i.e., no title case)
Use singular of terms (unless a class is explicitly referring to some collection or aggregate of entities)
American English

To be decided:

Delimiters (e.g. hyphenated words, such as 're-ranking')
'Classification' and 'Detection' are sometimes used interchangeabily. Define difference between 'detection' and 'classification' and make this more consistent. Example: 'Intent classification' and 'Intent detection'. Related issue: issue-612537567

kathrinblagec changed the title ~~Naming conventions for ontology~~ Define naming conventions for ontology

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matthias-samwald commented Aug 15, 2020

I suggest:

Normal capitalization (i.e., no title case). Many of the classes imported from Papers With Code are still in title case, though.
Singular! (unless a class is explicitly referring to some collection or aggregate of entities)

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