Abstract. In collaborative ontology engineering, contexts are key to manage the complexity of different dependency types between ontologi-cal artefacts. Instead of being frustrated by out-of-control evolution pro-cesses, proper context dependency management will allow human experts to focus on the meaning interpretation and negotiation processes. This requires support for the detection and resolution of meaning ambiguities and conflicts. In this article, we explore to which extent the theory of graph transformation can be used to support this activity. More specif-ically, we propose the use of critical pair analysis as a formal means to analyse conflicts between ontologies that are evolving in parallel. We illustrate this with an example fr...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose an ontology-based approach that enables to detect th...
Abstract. Ontologies are tools for describing and structuring knowledge, with many applications in s...
Mappings between ontologies are easily harmed by changes in the ontologies. In this paper we explain...
We propose a novel approach to facilitate the concurrent development of ontologies by different grou...
We propose a novel approach to facilitate the concurrent development of ontologies by different grou...
Despite the growing availability of ontologies, the reuse of existing ontologies is often not possib...
Refactorings are program transformations that improve the software structure while preserving the ex...
International audienceThe task of ontology evolution has been a topic of several research works lead...
The process of ontology development involves a range of skills and know-how often requiring team wor...
textabstractOntologies explicate the contents, essential properties, and relationships between terms...
In this paper, we propose an ontology-based approach that enables to detect the emergence of relatio...
An ontology represents a consensus on the representation of the concepts and axioms of a given domai...
Abstract. To date, ontology research seems to have come to an equilib-rium: there is a wide variety ...
AbstractUsing graph transformation as a formalism to specify model transformation, termination and c...
Ontologies are at the heart of the semantic web. Using ontologies leads to a better understanding, s...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose an ontology-based approach that enables to detect th...
Abstract. Ontologies are tools for describing and structuring knowledge, with many applications in s...
Mappings between ontologies are easily harmed by changes in the ontologies. In this paper we explain...
We propose a novel approach to facilitate the concurrent development of ontologies by different grou...
We propose a novel approach to facilitate the concurrent development of ontologies by different grou...
Despite the growing availability of ontologies, the reuse of existing ontologies is often not possib...
Refactorings are program transformations that improve the software structure while preserving the ex...
International audienceThe task of ontology evolution has been a topic of several research works lead...
The process of ontology development involves a range of skills and know-how often requiring team wor...
textabstractOntologies explicate the contents, essential properties, and relationships between terms...
In this paper, we propose an ontology-based approach that enables to detect the emergence of relatio...
An ontology represents a consensus on the representation of the concepts and axioms of a given domai...
Abstract. To date, ontology research seems to have come to an equilib-rium: there is a wide variety ...
AbstractUsing graph transformation as a formalism to specify model transformation, termination and c...
Ontologies are at the heart of the semantic web. Using ontologies leads to a better understanding, s...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose an ontology-based approach that enables to detect th...
Abstract. Ontologies are tools for describing and structuring knowledge, with many applications in s...
Mappings between ontologies are easily harmed by changes in the ontologies. In this paper we explain...