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The current state of the BattInfo ontology lacks a clear definition of the effectiveness of physical quantities.
A specific example involves the representation of the EffectiveDiffusionCoefficient, which inherits from DiffusionCoefficient. While this approach maintains specificity, it leads to potential inefficiencies due to the creation of numerous classes for each physical quantity. This method is not scalable and may clutter the ontology with redundant classes.
Proposed Solution
After discussing the problem with @jsimonclark, we came to the conclusion that a possible solution would be to create a new term to specify the effectiveness of Quantities via multiple inheritance, so we could define a effective quantity as follows:
Issue Description
The current state of the BattInfo ontology lacks a clear definition of the effectiveness of physical quantities.
A specific example involves the representation of the
EffectiveDiffusionCoefficient
, which inherits fromDiffusionCoefficient
. While this approach maintains specificity, it leads to potential inefficiencies due to the creation of numerous classes for each physical quantity. This method is not scalable and may clutter the ontology with redundant classes.Proposed Solution
After discussing the problem with @jsimonclark, we came to the conclusion that a possible solution would be to create a new term to specify the effectiveness of Quantities via multiple inheritance, so we could define a effective quantity as follows:
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