Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoning part of knowledge-based systems. The Unified Problem-solving Method Development Language, UPML, has been developed to describe and implement such architectures and components and to facilitate their semiautomatic reuse and adaptation. In a nutshell, UPML is a framework for developing knowledge-intensive reasoning systems based on libraries of generic problem-solving components. The paper describes the components, architectural constraints, development guidelines, and tools provided by UPML. Our focus is hereby on the meta ontology that has been developed to formalize the architectural structure and elements of UPML.
Building a knowledge base for a specific domain traditionally involves a subject matter expert and a...
This thesis describes an investigation into the practical use of ontologies for the development of i...
We are currently witnessing a trend toward an architectural separation of a knowledge base (KB) into...
Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoning...
developed to describe and implement such architectures and components to facilitate their semiautoma...
. Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoni...
Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoning...
The benefits of reuse have long been recognized in the knowledge engineering community where the dre...
Ontologies and problem-solving methods are promising candidates for reuse in Knowledge Engineering. ...
This paper, published in one of the top journals in Computer Science, describes the UPML framework f...
This thesis focuses on reusing domain ontologies and generic problem solvers (PSs) in the developmen...
A new way of organizing knowledge to assure the best use of Digital Library is presented. Terms serv...
This thesis developed a new markup language based on eXtensible Markup Language (XML), named as the...
The issues of possibility of application of the code reuse mechanism in the process of designing and...
Abstract. Problem Solving Methods are valuable structures that facilitate reusing components for bui...
Building a knowledge base for a specific domain traditionally involves a subject matter expert and a...
This thesis describes an investigation into the practical use of ontologies for the development of i...
We are currently witnessing a trend toward an architectural separation of a knowledge base (KB) into...
Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoning...
developed to describe and implement such architectures and components to facilitate their semiautoma...
. Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoni...
Problem-solving methods provide reusable architectures and components for implementing the reasoning...
The benefits of reuse have long been recognized in the knowledge engineering community where the dre...
Ontologies and problem-solving methods are promising candidates for reuse in Knowledge Engineering. ...
This paper, published in one of the top journals in Computer Science, describes the UPML framework f...
This thesis focuses on reusing domain ontologies and generic problem solvers (PSs) in the developmen...
A new way of organizing knowledge to assure the best use of Digital Library is presented. Terms serv...
This thesis developed a new markup language based on eXtensible Markup Language (XML), named as the...
The issues of possibility of application of the code reuse mechanism in the process of designing and...
Abstract. Problem Solving Methods are valuable structures that facilitate reusing components for bui...
Building a knowledge base for a specific domain traditionally involves a subject matter expert and a...
This thesis describes an investigation into the practical use of ontologies for the development of i...
We are currently witnessing a trend toward an architectural separation of a knowledge base (KB) into...