by Dave McComb | Sep 3, 2025 | gist & Open Standards
gistBFO: An Open-Source, BFO Compatible Version of gist Dylan ABNEY a,1, Katherine STUDZINSKI a, Giacomo DE COLLE b,c, Finn WILSON b,c, Federico DONATO b,c, and John BEVERLEY b,c aSemantic Arts, Inc. bUniversity at Buffalo cNational Center for...
by Michael Uschold | Mar 14, 2025 | gist & Open Standards
gist: Buckets, Buckets Everywhere: Who Knows What to Think We humans are categorizing machines, which is to say, we like to create metaphorical buckets and put things inside. But there are different kinds of buckets, and different ways to model them...
by Dave McComb | Jan 30, 2025 | gist & Open Standards
Knowledge Graph Modeling: Time Series Micro-Pattern Using gist For any enterprise, being able to model time series is more than just important, in many cases it is critical. There are many examples, but some trivial ones include “Person is employed By...
by Dave McComb | Jan 15, 2025 | gist & Open Standards
A BFO-ready version of gist The Federal Government and Life Sciences Life Sciences companies are moving toward adoption of the Basic Formal Ontology (BFO). We have aligned the Semantic Arts foundational ontology (gist) with BFO to help these...
by Dave McComb | Sep 3, 2024 | gist & Open Standards
[siteorigin_widget class=”WP_Widget_Media_Image”][/siteorigin_widget] Phil Blackwood Every Enterprise can benefit from having a simple, standard way to represent quantitative data. In this blog post, we will provide examples of how to use the new gist...
by Phil Blackwood | Jul 18, 2023 | gist & Open Standards
This blog post is for anyone responsible for Enterprise data management who would like to save time and costs by re-using a great piece of modeling work. It updates an earlier blog post, “A brief introduction to the gist semantic model”. A core semantic model, also...
