Formal Ontology in Information Systems :Proceedings of the 9th International Conference (FOIS 2016) ( Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications )

Publication subTitle :Proceedings of the 9th International Conference (FOIS 2016)

Publication series : Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

Author: Ferrario R.;Kuhn W.  

Publisher: Ios Press‎

Publication year: 2016

E-ISBN: 9781614996606

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781614996590

Subject: TP Automation Technology , Computer Technology

Keyword: 自动化技术、计算机技术

Language: ENG

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Description

Ontology, originally a fundamental part of philosophical enquiry, is concerned with the analysis and categorization of what exists. The advent of complex information systems which rely on robust and coherent formal representations of their subject matter has led to a renewed focus on ontological enquiry, and the systematic study of such representations are at the center of the modern discipline of formal ontology. This is now a research focus in domains as diverse as conceptual modeling, database design, software engineering, artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, the life sciences, bioinformatics, geographic information science, knowledge engineering, information retrieval and the semantic web. This book presents the proceedings of the 9th edition of the Formal Ontology in Information Systems conference (FOIS 2016) held in Annecy, France, in July 2016. It contains the 25 full papers delivered at the conference (an acceptance rate of 30.9% for the main track), as well as the abstracts of the 3 keynotes by Gilberto Câmara, Stephen Mumford and Friederike Moltmann. The remainder of the book is divided into the sections: Foundations; Space, Time and Change; Cognition, Language and Semantics; Empiricism and Measurement; Ontology for Engineering; Biomedical Ontologies; and Ontology of Social Reality. The domains addressed by the papers include geography, biomedicine, economics, social reality and engineering, and the book will be of interest to all those working in th

Chapter

The Functions of Definitions in Ontologies

III. Space, Time and Change

Towards an Ontology of Space for GFO

Knowing Whether Spatio-Temporal Analysis Procedures Are Applicable to Datasets

Granular Mereogeometry

An Intelligent Data Analysis Framework for Supporting Perception of Geospatial Phenomena

Mapping and Verification of the Time Ontology in SUMO

The Two Ontological Faces of Velocity

IV. Cognition, Language and Semantics

Understanding Predication in Conceptual Spaces

Concepts as (Recognition) Abilities

Adjective Semantics in Open Knowledge Extraction

V. Empiricism and Measurement

Event Categories on the Semantic Web and Their Relationship/Object Distinction

Observations and Their Explanations

Antipattern Comprehension: An Empirical Evaluation

VI. Ontology for Engineering

Features and Components in Product Models

Formalizing and Adapting a General Function Module for Foundational Ontologies

Towards an Ontology of Requirements at Runtime

VII. Biomedical Ontologies

Ontological Levels in Histological Imaging

A Molecular Structure Ontology for Medicinal Chemistry

Large-Scale Reasoning over Functions in Biomedical Ontologies

Ontologies of Dynamical Systems and Verifiable Ontology-Based Computation: Towards a Haskell-Based Implementation of Referent Tracking

VIII. Ontology of Social Reality

Towards an Ontology of Value Ascription

A Formal Ontology of Texts

Considering Collectives: Roles, Members and Goals

Subject Index

Author Index

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