Legal Ontology Engineering

Casellas, Núria

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-1497-7

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“…As extensively discussed (among others) in [11], various approaches and methodologies have been adopted in legal ontology engineering: in particular, ontologies which rely on the interpretation of the sources of law usually are built following a top-down approach; constrastingly, ontologies which rely on textual analysis of legal texts are built following a bottomup approach.…”

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“…Up to now, efforts have focused on the development of legal ontologies, aimed at the representation of fundamental basic concepts of legal knowledge and at the description of specific legal domains, to support legal casebased reasoning, decision support systems, legal compliance checking, and more generally to map the complexity of legal knowledge to formal languages such as OWL. Specific methodologies and approaches used for building these ontologies show that legal ontology engineering has its own peculiarities [11], requiring particular conceptual structures for the representation of * Corresponding author. E-mail: isabella.distinto@loa.istc.cnr.it legal concepts, including notions of legal rules, preconditions, legal consequences, etc.…”

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LOTED2: An ontology of European public procurement notices

Distinto

d’Aquin

Motta

2016

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Section: Methodology Used For Building Loted2: a Backward Path In Re-mentioning

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LOTED2: An ontology of European public procurement notices

Distinto

d’Aquin

Motta

2016

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“…Gomez-Perez [15] considered the application of ontologies in knowledge management. Casellas [16] gave a detailed analysis of various methods of ontological engineering. Gavrilova [17] deals with the application of ontological engineering in Russia.…”

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Knowledge base in system of value-oriented management of innovative projects

Varzhapetyan¹,

Семенова²,

Solnitsev³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the International Conference "Economy in the Modern World" (ICEMW 2018)

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Objectives to improve the effectiveness of innovative organizations can be contributed to the introduction of valuebased management. Given there is a huge amount of heterogeneous information typical for such companies, it is advisable to apply ontological engineering methods when constructing the proposed system. The chosen approach makes it possible to create a knowledge base, the use of which helps decision-makers to effectively manage the organization when implementing innovative projects. In the previously proposed dynamic model of managing the results of the organization's activities, the authors used a knowledge base built on the basis of N 3 information (non-complete, non-clear, non-numerical), which makes it more difficult to function. The application of ontological engineering methods allows eliminating the identified shortcomings of this model. As a result of the study, the principles of constructing a knowledge base using ontological engineering tools were developed, the algorithms for the functioning of a valueoriented management system based on it were proposed, and an approach to improving the efficiency of an organization using an estimate of the components of the integral consumer value was described. The proposed system of value-oriented management is built in accordance with the ISO 55000 standard and can find its application in innovative organizations.

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“…The ontology construction methodology is frequently used, although it differs in the degree of formalization, destination and detail [26]- [30]. The most formal and detailed methodology includes Methontology [31] and NeOn [32].…”

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“…An ontology network is understood here as a set of related ontologies through a variety of compounds, e.g. mapping and versioning [26]. Methontology defines the process of conceptualization in detail, while NeOn largely formalizes the problem of ontology specification.…”

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Integration of Domain Ontologies in the Repository of Website Evaluation Methods

Ziemba

Jankowski

Wątróbski

et al. 2015

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Abstract-Many methods can be used for the evaluation of website quality. While they can be used for different purposes and require different assessment approaches it is not easy to select proper method adequate to the needs. Presented research is focused on building a repository of knowledge about the methods for the assessing the quality of website. The repository in the form of ontologies covers various methods of quality assessment and makes possible their proper selection. Proposed approach was verified with main methods and the resulting ontology can act as a repository of domain knowledge.

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Legal Ontology Engineering

Cited by 44 publications

References 168 publications

LOTED2: An ontology of European public procurement notices

LOTED2: An ontology of European public procurement notices

Knowledge base in system of value-oriented management of innovative projects

Integration of Domain Ontologies in the Repository of Website Evaluation Methods

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