Domänenmodellierung und Information-Brokering
Fraunhofer-Publica (Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft)Published 28 March 2001
Achim Nick
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Domanenmodell beschreibt die Inhalte, mit denen der Broker handelt und ist unterteilt in Typenund Inhaltsebene, und kann durch die Einfuhrung of Kategorien and Kategoriesystemen weiter strukturiert werden.
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