Ontology development: Methodologies for ontology engineering

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Abstract

The development of ontologies is comparable in complexity with the development of a complex software. Therefore, it is not enough just to be familiar with the available ontology formalisms to build high-quality ontologies. Development methodologies are needed, which structure the steps of the ontology development process. This chapter will introduce two popular methodologies-On-To-Knowledge and METHONTOLOGY-which show most of the major ideas behind ontology methodologies. Creating the conceptual ontology model-which is one of the steps in the ontology development process-is a highly complex task, and methodologies alone do not provide solutions how to perform it. This chapter therefore also provides an overview of best-practice ontology design principles, which provide standard solutions for the most common problems. A discussion about the modularisation of big ontologies closes this chapter. © 2007 Springer.

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Gábor, N. (2007). Ontology development: Methodologies for ontology engineering. In Semantic Web Services: Concepts, Technologies, and Applications (pp. 107–134). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-70894-4_4

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