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# Vue.js application architecture
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The Ontology Explorer is a Vue.js application. It's architecture utilizes various building blocks to create a user interface for analyzing and visualizing data models from ATLAS.ti projects. The following is a breakdown of these elements.

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# Build and deploy
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To prepare Ontology Explorer application for publishing a website, you’ll need to follow these steps:

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# Domain model
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The following diagram visually represents the interconnected entities within the domain model of an ATLAS.ti project. At the core of the model is the ATLAS. ti project, which encompasses ``Document groups``, ``Documents``, ``Code Groups``, ``Codes``, and ``Quotes``.

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# Documentation
# The Ontology Explorer Documentation

Welcome to the documentation for Ontology Explorer! This documentation provides guidance on installation, usage, and background information on the technical architecture of the project.

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# Installation
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To run the Ontology Explorer locally on your machine, you'll need to follow these steps:

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# Network analysis
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Before starting the network analysis, ensure that you have uploaded your Atlas.ti project as explained in the Upload page document.

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# Network visualization
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Before proceeding, ensure that you have loaded your project and performed the network analysis as explained in the respective documentation pages.

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# Tutorial for starting a project on coding EU information systems for migration and border control
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Welcome to the Ontology Explorer tutorial for analyzing EU regulations related to migration and border control. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create an ATLAS.ti project for importing into the Ontology Explorer. This tutorial serves as a simplified example of how to collect, import, code, and group data describing data models using ATLAS.ti software, similar to what is described in our scientific paper Van Rossem and Pelizza (2022).

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# Ontology Explorer Tutorial
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This tutorial will guide you through using the Ontology Explorer application for analyzing and visualizing data from Atlas.ti projects.

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# Upload
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The Upload page of the Ontology Explorer allows users to upload an Atlas.ti project exported as an XML file and transform it into a network representation. Below are the steps to upload and transform the XML file:

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