GM-RKB Naming Convention

A GM-RKB Naming Convention is a naming convention that governs concept title creation and standardization within the GM-RKB knowledge base.

• AKA: GM-RKB Title Convention, Concept Naming Standard, GM-RKB Nomenclature System.
• Context:
  • It can typically enforce title case formatting through capitalization rules for significant words.
  • It can typically require descriptive suffix selection from canonical suffix buckets.
  • It can often specify domain qualifier placement through prefix ordering rules.
  • It can often mandate minimal punctuation usage with hyphens and parentheses only.
  • It can range from being a Strict GM-RKB Naming Convention to being a Flexible GM-RKB Naming Convention, depending on its enforcement level.
  • It can range from being a Basic GM-RKB Naming Convention to being a Advanced GM-RKB Naming Convention, depending on its rule complexity.
  • It can range from being a Static GM-RKB Naming Convention to being a Evolving GM-RKB Naming Convention, depending on its temporal adaptation.
  • It can range from being a Manual GM-RKB Naming Convention to being a Automated GM-RKB Naming Convention, depending on its application method.
  • ...
• Example:
  • Core Naming Rules, such as:
    • Title Case: "Cross-Domain Transfer Learning Task" not "cross-domain transfer learning task".
    • Descriptive Suffix: Must end with type indicator (Task, System, Algorithm, etc.).
    • Domain Prefix: Begin with qualifier (AI, Machine Learning, Automated, etc.).
  • Abbreviation Conventions, such as:
    • First Introduction: "Adaptive Graph Convolution Network (AGCN)".
    • Subsequent Use: "AGCN Algorithm" or "AGCN-Based System".
  • Edge Case Handlings, such as:
    • Quoted Works: "Blue Velvet" Film with quotation marks.
    • Leading Numerals: "3rd-Party AI Development Platform" allowed.
    • Acronym-Only: "AdaGrad" with infobox type clarification.
  • ...
• Counter-Example:
  • Free-Form Naming, which lacks systematic rules.
  • Case-Insensitive Naming, which ignores capitalization standards.
  • Suffix-Optional Naming, which omits type indicators.
• See: Naming Convention System, Naming Convention, Concept Title Structure, Title Case Convention, Canonical Suffix Bucket, Title Validation Check, Term Role Lexicon.

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