Ontology modeling tool with concept dictionary

Authors:
Yoichi Hiramatsu;Seiji Koide
Affiliations:
Galaxy Express Corporation, Tokyo, Japan;Galaxy Express Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
Venue:
Proceedings of the 9th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces
Year:
2004

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Abstract

The usefulness of ontology is strongly dependent on the knowledge representation policy and its maintenance. The subject of knowledge representation and modeling tool has been one of the exciting themes among ontology scientists. Some ontology editing tools were born and grew up in the field of expert system and others designed originally by ontology research groups. Key features of the newly implemented tool are: reference to the concept dictionary to find out semantics of the words, and use of inference algorithm provided by Schank's Memory Organization Package. Satisfactory results were obtained in the application of ontology modeled by the present tool. This paper describes the implementation of the tool and its effectiveness in solving some actual problems of enterprise integration.