2015
DOI: 10.29173/iq897
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DDI-RDF Discovery – A Discovery Model for Microdata

Abstract: DDI-RDF Discovery – A Discovery Model for Microdata

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“…Specifically, for the representation of HRQoL questionnaires as RDF KGs, as well as the involved questions, the patients' responses, and the cause-effect relationships between questions, we relied on DDI-RDF [66], a vocabulary for publishing metadata about datasets (research and survey data). Moreover, in HRQoL questionnaires, every question typically corresponds to a facet, and each facet can be further categorized in a domain (e.g., physical, psychological, emotional, social, etc.).…”
Section: Shareability and Interoperabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, for the representation of HRQoL questionnaires as RDF KGs, as well as the involved questions, the patients' responses, and the cause-effect relationships between questions, we relied on DDI-RDF [66], a vocabulary for publishing metadata about datasets (research and survey data). Moreover, in HRQoL questionnaires, every question typically corresponds to a facet, and each facet can be further categorized in a domain (e.g., physical, psychological, emotional, social, etc.).…”
Section: Shareability and Interoperabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%