Ontological scheme for intelligent database

Authors:
Ana Muñoz;Jose Aguilar
Affiliations:
Departamento de Tecnología, Área Informática, Instituto Universitario Tecnológico de Ejido, Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela and Centro de Estudios en Microelectrónica ...;Centro de Estudios en Microelectrónica y Sistemas Distribuidos, Venezuela
Venue:
ICCOMP'07 Proceedings of the 11th WSEAS International Conference on Computers
Year:
2007

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Abstract

The intelligent Databases (IDB) are originated from the integration of databases technologies with artificial intelligence technologies. The IDB are characterized by the presence of stored rules in a rules base and facts stored in a facts base, all together conforms the knowledge base, in which different forms of reasoning are applied. An ontology is a knowledge base that describes the concepts of a domain, their properties and their relations, providing a common vocabulary in a defined area. This article shows ontology for IDB that describes the concepts, operations and restrictions of these databases. Also, at the end of this paper there is a study case as an example.