Ontologies are fundamentally a representation of entities, their relationships to other entities, and the properties of those entities—a structure that evolved from the limitations of relational databases, which require restructuring to add new columns or information.
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“They're basically a representation of entities and their relationships to other entities. And these entities have properties.”
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