Ontology Model
An Ontology Model is a formal representation of knowledge that defines the types of entities and the relationships between them within a specific domain. It is used to create a shared understanding of a subject area, enabling communication and reasoning among people and software systems. Ontology models typically consist of classes, properties, and relationships that capture the essential concepts and their interconnections in a structured and organized manner. They serve as a foundation for knowledge sharing, information integration, and semantic interoperability across different disciplines and applications.