Cilmo Children's Information Literacy Model Ontology

Kirinic, V.; Lovrencic, S.; Hainš, Violeta Vidaček

doi:10.2507/daaam.scibook.2008.32

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“…In a domain of psychology a model-oriented ontology that represents a multifactor personality model of Costa & McCrae (Vidacek-Hains et al, 2007) has been developed, as well as children information literacy model ontology -CILMO (Kirinic et. al., 2008).…”

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Use of on tologies in Monitoring Mental Retardation Rehabilitation Process

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Hains²,

Kirinic³

2010

DAAAM International Scientific Book 2010

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During treatment and rehabilitation process of children with mild mental retardation and associated disorders there is various data that has to be gathered and analysed, such as personal and family data, diagnosis, behaviour and prognosis. Additionally, in this paper are explained reasons and made initial efforts to add their usage of information and communications technologies to rehabilitation evaluation data. Ontologies, as modern knowledge bases, have already been developed for various domains, including the field of psychology. For a purpose of monitoring mental retardation rehabilitation process, possible use of ontologies is also explored. Ontology has been developed in Web Ontology Language using Protégé-OWL tool.

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“…It allows development of ontologies in two ways. First is the use of frames and first order logic (one of the first ontology development methods), which was used in previous work connected to mental health disorders (Vidacek-Hains et al, 2007) and information literacy (Kirinic et. al., 2008).…”

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