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A taxonomy (Taxonomy (Dictionary Entry)) is defined by bailey (Bailey, 1994) as a classification of empirical (observable) entities. In that it is distinct, if not the opposite of a typology that is a classification of concepts (c.f.: Typology (Dictionary Entry)).
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The more exhaustive this inventory will be, the more exhaustive will be the taxonomies based upon it. Thus, in order to privilege exhaustivity over consistency, this inventory is not composed of mutually exclusive classes. Overlaps shall be documented to facilitate the analysis of the inventory.
To privilege clarityconcision and readability, definitions are provided via dictionary entries under the References column.
Empirical Entity | Of Identity Class? | Comments | References |
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Windows Default Local User Account | Yes | Defined as an exclusive and distinct class of entities from Windows Local User Account by Microsoft (see definition). Some of these may be unattended (see corresponding entries). | |
Windows Guest Account | Yes | A Windows Default Local User Account. | |
Windows HelpAssistant Account | Yes | A Windows Default Local User Account. | |
Windows Local Administrator Account | Yes | A Windows Default Local User Account. | |
Windows Local User Account | Yes | Defined as an exclusive and distinct class of entities from Windows Default Local User Account by Microsoft (see definition). | |
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