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 **A) Botton-Up development from data (example 1)**: 
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 - Examine data, identify relevant subject matter; then create categories to describe that data (e.g., for what the data is about). This is specific to generic, or concrete to abstract. It may focus on asserting only those categories that will annotate the data elements you have.
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 **B) Botton-Up development from subject matter (example 2)**: 
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 - Examine the subjectmatter (e.g., corpus documents, nomenclature, etc.) and create corresponding ontology constructs for the most common concepts found in the subjectmatter.
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 **C) Top-Down development (example)**: 
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 - Identify and create ontology constructs independent of examining data, but which can annotate the data. E.g., create abstract classes and modify accordingly once you examine the data and the intended meaning of the datasets and data elements. 
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