ontology engineering
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Ontology Engineering: Methodologies, Languages, Tools, PatternsTRANSCRIPT
Concepts without percepts are empty; percepts without concepts are blind
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Initial state Goal
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Initial state Goal
Conceptualization 2
Objects Relations
block A On(X, Y)
block B Clear(X)
block C OnTable(X)
Holding(X)
HandEmpty()
Conceptualization 1
Objects Relations
block A On(X, Y)
block B Clear(X)
block C Holding(X)
table A HandEmpty()
hand A
Axiom : above(X,Z):-on(X,Y), on(Y,Z).
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Relation
HandEmpty Unary
Clear
Holding
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Entity
Table
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Block
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Relation
HandEmpty Unary
Clear
Holding
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Block
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7th Structural and Semantic Transformation of Schemas
6th Standardization (of Terminology or of Tasks)
4th Answer Competence Questions
Backbone Information for Using a Knowledgebase
3rd
Conceptual Schema of a Relational Database
2nd
Common Vocabulary for Communication 1st
Knowledge Reorganization 8th
Methodology Type of development
Collaborative construction
Reusability support
Degree of application dependency
Life cycle recommendation
Strategies for identifying concepts
Methodology details
Interoperability support
Ushold and King’s Stage based No Yes Independent No Middle out
strategy Some details No
TOVE Stage based No Yes Semi independent No Middle out
strategy Some details No
METHONTOLOGY Evolving prototype No Yes Independent Yes Middle out
strategySufficient details No
On-To-Knowledge
Evolving prototype No No Dependent Yes Middle out
strategy Some details No
UPON Evolving prototype No Yes Independent Yes Middle out
strategy Some details No
Ethics
Politics
Art
Zoology
Physics
Logic
Metaphysic
s
Matter
Quality
Quantity
Relation
Location
Time
Ontology languages in the Semantic Web Architecture
OBOLOpen Bio-Ontology Language
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Perdurantism
الگوهاي طراحي فيلسوفانه
Endurantism