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== ontology description language ==
I am wondering if [http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-features/ OWL] the ontology description language is somehow connected to the XML-dialect of freemind. It would be wonderful to be capable of browsing extensive namespaces (including mindmaps of course) like it is done in [http://www.thinkmap.com/ Thinkmap] or their application [http://www.visualthesaurus.com/ The visual thesaurus].
I am wondering if [http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-features/ OWL] the ontology description language is somehow connected to the XML-dialect of freemind. It would be wonderful to be capable of browsing extensive namespaces (including mindmaps of course) like it is done in [http://www.thinkmap.com/ Thinkmap] or their application [http://www.visualthesaurus.com/ The visual thesaurus].
I guess freeMind is an intrigius approach to achieve something like the standard browser within wikis and knowledgebases including the whole [www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia].
I guess freeMind is an intrigius approach to achieve something like the standard browser within wikis and knowledgebases including the whole [www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia].
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Besides it would be interesting to have something like FreeMind as a browser for any namespaces found in databases, especially those used for programming applications.
Besides it would be interesting to have something like FreeMind as a browser for any namespaces found in databases, especially those used for programming applications.
== need more info on: FreeMind's xml data format (.mm) ==
How are the
* created
* mofified
* ID
numbers or timestamps created?
I am trying to write a program to automatically create simple mindmaps. --[[User:GunterS|GunterS]] 09:33, 10 Mar 2007 (PST)

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ontology description language

I am wondering if OWL the ontology description language is somehow connected to the XML-dialect of freemind. It would be wonderful to be capable of browsing extensive namespaces (including mindmaps of course) like it is done in Thinkmap or their application The visual thesaurus. I guess freeMind is an intrigius approach to achieve something like the standard browser within wikis and knowledgebases including the whole [www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia]. What seems to be missing are:

  • weighted links (logical and/or continuous e.g. [part of], [equivalent to 70%], ..., [not equal 30%])
  • dynamic loading of content
  • dynamic display and application (also within small areas)
  • user interaction and external program control (i.e. switch to next Wiki-page)

Well it might help the Semantic Web to become a reality.

Besides it would be interesting to have something like FreeMind as a browser for any namespaces found in databases, especially those used for programming applications.

need more info on: FreeMind's xml data format (.mm)

How are the

  • created
  • mofified
  • ID

numbers or timestamps created?

I am trying to write a program to automatically create simple mindmaps. --GunterS 09:33, 10 Mar 2007 (PST)