> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://taiger.gitbook.io/ominitive-graph/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://taiger.gitbook.io/ominitive-graph/getting-started/discover-ontology-using-olm/discover-classes-and-individuals.md).

# Discover classes & individuals

## Before you start

There are 4 steps to discover classes & individuals in a domain:

1. Find the domain
2. Select a term
3. Discover classes & individuals
4. Confirm/Skip suggestions

## Find the domain

1. Click **Discover knowledge** in the top navigation bar
2. In Domain page, find the domain that you want to discover classes & individuals
3. Click **Discover entities** next to the domain&#x20;

## Select a term

In Discover entities page, terms which are retrieved from the domain are sorted based on the total occurrences in the domain.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Terms which appear frequently in a domain have higher chance to be individuals in your knowledge graph
{% endhint %}

After clicking a term, you can start discover classes & individuals related to the selected term.

## Discover classes & individuals of a term

### Add an individual suggestion

To add an individual suggestion:

1. Hover over the first word of the phrase
2. Press and drag across the phrase until your cursor reaches the last word
3. Release your cursor
4. Click **Select a class**
5. In the dropdown, find and click a class

{% hint style="info" %}
Click **Add new class** if you cannot find the suitable class for the individual
{% endhint %}

## Confirm/Skip suggestions

Once you have discovered all the classes & individuals in the sentence. Click **Confirm** to continue to the next sentence.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The suggestions will not be added to your knowledge graph until you click **Confirm**.
{% endhint %}

If you are not sure about the suggestions in the sentence, click **Skip**. The suggestions will be ignored and will not be added to your knowledge graph.
