ontology

Converse of object

• stratify: Once again the critical realist stratified ontology lends itself to a particular slant on this issue.
• ascribe: Ascribing an intensional ontology is part of the work of creating cultural descriptions of agent communities.
• populate: Our main goal is extract knowledge from text to populate the ontology, and so alleviate the problem of ontology maintenance.
• define: Maybe data mining really should only be done within the context of a clearly defined ontology of metadata.
• construct: We describe our own experiences in constructing a significant ontology, emphasizing the ontology capture phase.

Adjective modifier

• intensional: Ascribing an intensional ontology is part of the work of creating cultural descriptions of agent communities.
• generic: In this report we propose a generic task ontology, which formalizes the space of planning problems.
• underlying: Not just beliefs change, but also the underlying ontology.
• formal: Much of the work of my group at Leeds can be viewed as the construction of a formal ontology of space and space-time.
• rich: This kind of activity could provide a starting point for the development of the much richer ontology that the Hypermedata approach expects.
• multiple: My interests in this research theme involve knowledge representation and sharing in domains where multiple ontologies may apply to dimensions of interest.

Modifies a noun

• mapping: The rationale for ontology edits will be captured in meta-data ( ontology mappings ).
• editor: Model Builders Model builders create or edit the semantic representation of the model in an ontology editor in order to create models.
• engineering: He is currently in his first year and his research interests are knowledge modeling, particularly all aspects of ontology engineering.

Noun used with modifier

• realist: However, many of the advantages of triangulation can be gained even without a full commitment to a realist ontology.
• gene: Anyway, I heard heaps and heaps about gene ontology that went in one ear and out the other.
• scheduling: At the task level, we constructed generic scheduling task ontology to formalize the space of scheduling problems.
• anatomy: New features in this release include the use of controlled vocabulary anatomy ontology terms in association with expression patterns.
• domain: Named entities are used to automatically enrich a domain ontology in the KMi semantic Web site.
• enterprise: Finally, we describe our experiences in using the Enterprise Ontology.