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# Category Schema

## Ontologies

A Category Schema is defined as the project ontology with its classes and their attributes and associations.

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Once the ontology is created under the Category Schema, it will appear in the following way on the tool:

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To create the ontology click on Add Category

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### PCT (Class Level)

To add a new class/category\
For more info - [goto](#pct-class-level)

### Classifications (Task or Sequence Level)

Boolean

Single-Select Dropdown

Multi-select Dropdown

Text

For more info - [goto](/3d-multi-sensor-fusion/labeling/category-schema/classifications.md)

### Relations (Relationships of Objects)

Many

For more info - [goto](/3d-multi-sensor-fusion/labeling/category-schema/relations.md)


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