Formal Ontology in Information Systems :Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference (FOIS 2008) ( Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications )

Publication subTitle :Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference (FOIS 2008)

Publication series : Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

Author: Eschenbach C.;Grüninger M.  

Publisher: Ios Press‎

Publication year: 2008

E-ISBN: 9781607503743

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781586039233

Subject: TP Automation Technology , Computer Technology

Keyword: 自动化技术、计算机技术

Language: ENG

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Since its start ten years ago, the International Conference in Formal Ontology on Information Systems (FOIS) has explored the multiple perspectives on the notion of ontology that have arisen from such diverse research communities as philosophy, logic, computer science, cognitive science, linguistics, and various scientific domains. As ontologies have been applied in new and exciting domains such as the World Wide Web, bioinformatics, and geographical information systems, it has become evident that there is a need for ontologies that have been developed with solid theoretical foundations based on philosophical, linguistic and logical analysis. Similarly, there is also a need for theoretical research that is driven by the issues that have been raised by recent work in the more applied domains. FOIS is intended to be a forum in which to explore this interplay between the theoretical insights of formal ontology and their application to information systems and emerging semantic technologies. Themes emerging from this volume give a snapshot of current issues within the fields of formal ontology and ontological engineering, as well providing a glimpse of future research directions.

Chapter

Formal Semantics and Ontologies: Towards an Ontological Account of Formal Semantics

Ontological Engineering

Cognitive Context and Arguments from Ontologies for Learning

KEMM: A Knowledge Engineering Methodology in the Medical Domain

Similarity as a Quality Indicator in Ontology Engineering

Objects

A New Classification of Collectives

Artefacts and Roles: Modelling Strategies in a Multiplicative Ontology

Reasoning and Integration

Towards Principles for Ontology Integration

Complexity of Reasoning with Expressive Ontology Mappings

Island Reasoning for ALCHI Ontologies

Scientific Domain Ontologies

Selecting and Customizing a Mereology Ontology for Its Reuse in a Pharmaceutical Product Ontology

An Upper-Level Ontology for Chemistry

SKIing with DOLCE: Toward an e-Science Knowledge Infrastructure

Processes and Events

On the Syntax and Semantics of Effect Axioms

Introducing Realist Ontology for the Representation of Adverse Events

Vagueness

Granular Models for Vague Predicates

Counterparts in Language and Space: Similarity and S-Connection

An Ontology for Grounding Vague Geographic Terms

Formal Concept Analysis

Utility Ontology Development with Formal Concept Analysis

A Proposal for an Interactive Ontology Design Process Based on Formal Concept Analysis

Author Index

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