Conceptual Ontological Object Knowledge Base and Language

Krótkiewicz, Marek; Wojtkiewicz, Krystian

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“…The foregoing results from an approach have been taken from the SKB research project, comprehensive research project whose database layer uses AODB Metamodel, where every notion has been de¯ned as a speci¯c relationship with other notions. 38,39 A notion itself performs a very signi¯cant role in SKB, since the very foundation of its functioning is indeed provided by concepts, and not terms, as in many other systems in this¯eld. To a certain extent, an equivalent b of a notion in SKB is an association in AODB.…”

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Formal Definition and Modeling Language of Association-Oriented Database Metamodel (AssoBase)

Krótkiewicz

2019

Vietnam J. Comp. Sci.

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The paper provides a concise discussion of the most important theoretical aspects of the Association-Oriented Database (AODB) Metamodel. Even though the model has been practically verified, the author has focused on its formal aspects and modeling language. The AODB Metamodel has been developed for the purposes of building the knowledge representation systems. Basically, such systems are structurally and functionally complex, hence they require advanced solutions to be applied for the purpose of data modeling. The modeling language enables designing database structures in the AODB Metamodel, taking into account various features of this database metamodel. The language in question is fully integrated and compatible with AODB Metamodel. It has been developed for the purposes of this metamodel, it operates with categories specific to it and, as such, it constitutes neither a version nor an extension of any of the existing languages. The second part of the paper provides the definition and discussion concerning the graphical modeling language — Association-Oriented Modeling Language (AML). The last section of the paper introduces the case-study that presents the key features of the metamodel, as well as the use of modeling language. The topics of presented examples comprise a simplified model of degree programs for universities and the model of Ontological Core, the main module of Semantic Knowledge Base (SKB).

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Formal Definition and Modeling Language of Association-Oriented Database Metamodel (AssoBase)

Krótkiewicz

2019

Vietnam J. Comp. Sci.

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“…Existing systems of information and communication technologies for building and managing knowledge bases in the e-network, have a broad theoretical and practical platform for research and use (Palagin, Kryvy, Petrenko, 2012;Boland, Singh, Salipante et al, 2001;Dalkir, Liebowitz, 2011;Krótkiewicz, Wojtkiewicz, 2009;Krótkiewicz, Wojtkiewicz, 2005;Nirenburg, Raskin, 2004;(Pugh, Prusak, 2013;O'Leary, 2016;Bera, Burton-Jones, Wand., 2011;Kalna-Dubinyuk, Rogoza, Samsonova et al, 2019;Demyanenko, Kalnoy, Strizhak, 2013;Kalnoy, 2019;. Recent theoretical research and practical results in this area are based on the construction of ontological models of knowledge bases and various ICTs based on them, such as: "Linguistic corpus", Exalead, Protégé, KAON2, Sesame, IBM SHER, Joseki Jena, Oracle Spatial, Krótkiewicz & Wojtkiewicz, Palagin et al, O'Leary, and others.…”

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PRINCIPLES OF FORMATION OF e-NETWORK KNOWLEDGE BASES IN THE FORMAT OF OPERATIONALLY STRUCTURED SCENARIOS

Kalna-Dubinyuk¹,

Kalnoy²

2020

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“…The research project referred to as a Semantic Knowledge Base (SKB) assumes that the basic knowledge category is a concept understood as a set of relationships to other concepts [8]. SKB is a multifaceted knowledge representation and processing project featuring numerous dedicated modules: ontological module, extended semantic networks module, time and space module and the linguistic module [9].…”

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Association-Oriented Database Model — n-ary Associations

Krótkiewicz

2017

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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This paper provides a comparison between methods used to represent unary, binary and n-ary relations in the relational database (RDB) and object-oriented database (OODB) models and the association-oriented database (AODB) model proposed in terms of their unambiguity. We have elaborated upon the RDB, OODB and AODB models perceived from the perspective of the categories applied to de¯ne them. What has been discussed is a number of solutions assuming the form of schemes for the AODB model. We substantiate that those solutions have unequivocally met the conditions of relations of any chosen arity and multiplicity, at the same time keeping the notation concise, unambiguous and considerably expressive.

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Conceptual Ontological Object Knowledge Base and Language

Cited by 14 publications

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Formal Definition and Modeling Language of Association-Oriented Database Metamodel (AssoBase)

Formal Definition and Modeling Language of Association-Oriented Database Metamodel (AssoBase)

PRINCIPLES OF FORMATION OF e-NETWORK KNOWLEDGE BASES IN THE FORMAT OF OPERATIONALLY STRUCTURED SCENARIOS

Association-Oriented Database Model — n-ary Associations

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