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Tabular representation of a taxonomy graph. A taxonomy graph consists of zero or more tables. Each table can store the portion
of the graph corresponding to a single level or multiple levels. The table has three attributes: Child, parent, and graphid.
Superclasses
ModelElement CategoryMap
References
childAttribute
This represents the child attribute in the graph to appear in the table. class: Attribute defined by: MapTableRefChildAttribute
multiplicity: exactly one inverse: Attribute::mapTable
parentAttribute
This represents the parent attribute in the graph to appear in the table. class: Attribute defined by: MapTableRefParentAttribute
multiplicity: exactly one inverse: Attribute::mapTable
graphIdAttribute
The graphId attribute identifies the graph to which the graph entry belongs and enables representing multiple taxonomy graphs
in the same table.
class: | Attribute | ||||
defined by: | MapTableRefGraphIdAttribute | ||||
multiplicity: | zero or one | ||||
inverse: | Attribute::mapTable | ||||
table |
This represents the metadata description of the table where the category map is stored. class: Class defined by: CategoryMapRefClass
multiplicity: exactly one inverse: Class:mapTable