We present the syntax and semantics of a modular ontology language $\logic{SHOIQP}$ to accomplish knowledge integration from multiple ontologies and knowledge reuse from context-specific points of view. Specifically, a $\logic{SHOIQP}$ ontology consists of multiple ontology modules (each of which can be viewed as a $\logic{SHOIQ}$ ontology) and concept, role and nominal names can be shared by ``importing\u27\u27 relations among modules. The proposed language supports contextualized interpretation, i.e., interpretation from the point of view of a specific package. We establish the necessary and sufficient constraints on domain relations (i.e., the relations between individuals in different local domains) to preserve the satisfiability of con...
The issues that limit application interoperability is lack of common vocabulary, common structure, a...
We address what is still a scarcity of general mathematical foundations for ontology-based semantic ...
The Internet and other open connectivity environments create a strong demand for the sharing of da...
We present the syntax and semantics of a modular ontology language SHOIQP to support context-specifi...
We present the syntax and semantics of a modular ontol-ogy language SHOIQP to support context-specif...
Several proposals have been put forward to support distributed agent cooperation in the SemanticWeb,...
Driven by application requirements and using well-understood theoretical results, we describe a nov...
Construction of modular ontologies by combining different modules is becoming a necessity in ontolo...
State of the art formalisms for distributed ontology integration provide ways to express semantic re...
Modular approaches to design and use of ontologies are essential to the success of the Semantic web ...
Abstract. Several proposals have been put forward to support distributed agent cooperation in the Se...
stuckenschmidt2001aInternational audienceThe problem of integrating different ontology languages has...
Many real world applications of ontologies call for reasoning with modular ontologies. Classical app...
Ontologies have established themselves as a powerful tool to enable knowledge sharing, and a growing...
The benefits of modular representations are well known from many areas of computer science. In this ...
The issues that limit application interoperability is lack of common vocabulary, common structure, a...
We address what is still a scarcity of general mathematical foundations for ontology-based semantic ...
The Internet and other open connectivity environments create a strong demand for the sharing of da...
We present the syntax and semantics of a modular ontology language SHOIQP to support context-specifi...
We present the syntax and semantics of a modular ontol-ogy language SHOIQP to support context-specif...
Several proposals have been put forward to support distributed agent cooperation in the SemanticWeb,...
Driven by application requirements and using well-understood theoretical results, we describe a nov...
Construction of modular ontologies by combining different modules is becoming a necessity in ontolo...
State of the art formalisms for distributed ontology integration provide ways to express semantic re...
Modular approaches to design and use of ontologies are essential to the success of the Semantic web ...
Abstract. Several proposals have been put forward to support distributed agent cooperation in the Se...
stuckenschmidt2001aInternational audienceThe problem of integrating different ontology languages has...
Many real world applications of ontologies call for reasoning with modular ontologies. Classical app...
Ontologies have established themselves as a powerful tool to enable knowledge sharing, and a growing...
The benefits of modular representations are well known from many areas of computer science. In this ...
The issues that limit application interoperability is lack of common vocabulary, common structure, a...
We address what is still a scarcity of general mathematical foundations for ontology-based semantic ...
The Internet and other open connectivity environments create a strong demand for the sharing of da...