Just making sure I was not going to reply something else or that you were referring to a new concept I did not know :).
Yes, similar, but not quite the same. Ontologies are used for knowledge representation and semantic modeling. They define the concepts, properties, and relationships within a domain to capture the semantics of the domain and enable reasoning. Ontologies focus on knowledge representation and semantic modeling, while logical data models focus on database design and data management. I would say that ontologies are a more general concept, while logical data models are specifically tailored for database design and management.
Is this any different from what are called "anthologies"?
Do you mean ontologies?
Yes, of course.
Sorry for error :-)
Just making sure I was not going to reply something else or that you were referring to a new concept I did not know :).
Yes, similar, but not quite the same. Ontologies are used for knowledge representation and semantic modeling. They define the concepts, properties, and relationships within a domain to capture the semantics of the domain and enable reasoning. Ontologies focus on knowledge representation and semantic modeling, while logical data models focus on database design and data management. I would say that ontologies are a more general concept, while logical data models are specifically tailored for database design and management.