Moteur de révision d’ontologie en SHIQ

Moteur de révision d’ontologie en SHIQ

Thinh Dong Myriam Lamolle  Chan Le Duc  Philippe Bonnot 

LIASD (EA-4383) Université Paris 8 - IUT de Montreuil, France

Corresponding Author Email: 
dong, lamolle, leduc, bonnot@iut.univ-paris8.fr
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39-59
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DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.3166/ISI.23.2.39-59
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Abstract: 

The more and more collective intelligence benefits from ontological knowledge representations. Developing collaboratively an ontology would need to often revise it. However, changing a portion of represented knowledge of an ontology may lead to change the semantics of the whole ontology. We have proposed a novel tableau algorithm for revising an ontology expressed in the SHIQ description logic following a deep investigation of existing approaches to ontology revision. This algorithm ensures integration of the new knowledge into the ontology, consistency of the resulting ontology and minimal changes.We have implemented this algorithm and integrated it within a web-based prototype, called ONTOREV. This prototype provides access to functions related to ontology revision via web services and supports to develop and maintain an ontology in a collaborative way.

Keywords: 

collective intelligence, ontology, revision, reasoning, Web services

1. Introduction
2. Contexte de l’étude
3. Principes de la révision d’ontologie
4. Notre approche de révision pour des ontologies en SHIQ
5. Moteur de révision OntoRev
6. Utilisation en ligne d’OntoRev
7. Discussion
8. Conclusion et perspectives
Remerciements

Ce travail a été financé grâce au FUI15-LearningCafé

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