Changes in an ontology may have a disruptive impact on any system using it. This impact may depend on structural changes such as introduction or removal of concept defini-tions, or it may be related to a change in the expected per-formance of the reasoning tasks. As the number of systems using ontologies is expected to increase, and given the open nature of the Semantic Web, introduction of new ontologies and modifications to existing ones are to be expected. Dy-namically handling such changes, without requiring human intervention, becomes crucial. This paper presents a frame-work that isolates groups of related axioms in an OWL on-tology, so that a change in one or more axioms can be au-tomatically localised to a part of the ontology.
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
International audienceOntologies are built on systems that conceptually evolve over time. In additio...
Changes in an ontology may have a disruptive impact on any system using it. This impact may depend o...
Changes in an ontology may have a disruptive impact on any system using it. This impact may depend o...
Interoperation between knowledge-based systems or agents requires common ontologies to facilitate su...
Ontologies evolve over time to adapt to the dynamically changing knowledge in a domain. The evolutio...
Because ontologies evolve over time, their evolution needs to be managed. Therefore, in this paper,...
Ontologies evolve over time to adapt to the dynamically changing knowledge in a domain. The evolutio...
Abstract: Ontologies in a web setting, particularly those used in a group context (such as a virtual...
In this paper, we address the problem of evolving open and independent ontologies, by proposing a no...
Some of the key problems to resolve towards the realization of the vision of the Semantic Web includ...
Abstract. Support for ontology evolution is extremely important in ontology en-gineering and applica...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
International audienceOntologies are built on systems that conceptually evolve over time. In additio...
Changes in an ontology may have a disruptive impact on any system using it. This impact may depend o...
Changes in an ontology may have a disruptive impact on any system using it. This impact may depend o...
Interoperation between knowledge-based systems or agents requires common ontologies to facilitate su...
Ontologies evolve over time to adapt to the dynamically changing knowledge in a domain. The evolutio...
Because ontologies evolve over time, their evolution needs to be managed. Therefore, in this paper,...
Ontologies evolve over time to adapt to the dynamically changing knowledge in a domain. The evolutio...
Abstract: Ontologies in a web setting, particularly those used in a group context (such as a virtual...
In this paper, we address the problem of evolving open and independent ontologies, by proposing a no...
Some of the key problems to resolve towards the realization of the vision of the Semantic Web includ...
Abstract. Support for ontology evolution is extremely important in ontology en-gineering and applica...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
An ontology is a representation in a logical language of a domain. An ontology can change; a changin...
International audienceOntologies are built on systems that conceptually evolve over time. In additio...