Patterns for the Pragmatic Web

Moor, A. de

doi:10.1007/11524564_1

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“…Our aim, however, was to introduce a framework and concrete methodology to apply this valuable theoretical work to a very pressing organizational and societal problem: making interorganizational ontology engineering work. In other words, our interest is how to apply such semantic techniques to community meaning negotiation goals [6].…”

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DOGMA-MESS: A Meaning Evolution Support System for Interorganizational Ontology Engineering

Moor

Leenheer

Meersman

2006

Conceptual Structures: Inspiration and Application

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Abstract. In this paper, we explore the process of interorganizational ontology engineering. Scalable ontology engineering is hard to do in interorganizational settings where there are many pre-existing organizational ontologies and rapidly changing collaborative requirements. A complex socio-technical process of ontology alignment and meaning negotiation is therefore required. In particular, we are interested in how to increase the efficiency and relevance of this process using context dependencies between ontological elements. We describe the DOGMA-MESS methodology and system for scalable, community-grounded ontology engineering. We illustrate this methodology with examples taken from a case of interorganizational competency ontology evolution in the vocational training domain.

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confidence: 99%

DOGMA-MESS: A Meaning Evolution Support System for Interorganizational Ontology Engineering

Moor

Leenheer

Meersman

2006

Conceptual Structures: Inspiration and Application

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“…As for today, the Semantic Web is still a vision. Furthermore, doubts have arisen regarding the practicability of the Semantic Web approach [9].…”

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Conceptual Knowledge Retrieval with FooCA: Improving Web Search Engine Results with Contexts and Concept Hierarchies

Koester¹

2006

Advances in Data Mining. Applications in Medicine, Web Mining, Marketing, Image and Signal Mining

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Abstract. This paper presents a new approach to accessing information on the Web. FooCA, an application in the field of Conceptual Knowledge Processing, is introduced to support a holistic representation of today's standard sequential Web search engine retrieval results. FooCA uses the itemset consisting of the title, a short description, and the URL to build a context and the appropriate concept hierarchy. In order to generate a nicely arranged concept hierarchy using line diagrams to retrieve and analyze the data, the prior context can be iteratively explored and enhanced. The combination of Web Mining techniques and Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) with contextual attribute elicitation gives the user more insight and more options than a traditional search engine interface. Besides serving as a tool for holistic data exploration, FooCA also enables the regular user to learn step by step how to run new, optimized search queries for his personal information need on the Web.

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“…Trikonic architectonic is designed so that these two aspects-the human and the computational-may interpenetrate in mutually productive ways. It is thus closely aligned with the conception of an emergent Pragmatic Web [3,13].…”

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confidence: 64%

“…At the heart of his methodology is the marriage of the pragmatic maxim 3 with the tripartite structure of inquiry, namely, abduction of a hypothesis, deduction of the implications of the hypothesis for testing, and induction in the sense of an actual experimental testing. Thus we see the architectonic genesis of Peirce's pragmatism: "Pragmatism was … designed and constructed … architectonically … [so that] in constructing [it] .…”

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“…In addition, the ubiquitousness and power of the internet has brought about a substantial increase in the participation of consumers of information through web-based services. Looking creatively to the future, evolving networks seem even to have the potential for catalyzing the growth of new forms of cross-disciplinary research and new models of inter-enterprise collaboration such as are implied by the idea of a Pragmatic Web [3,4,17]. New architectures may be needed in order to help guide the creation of the conditions which would allow for enterprise and, in particular, inter-enterprise endeavors to respond quickly and creatively to difficult challenges and fresh opportunities in a highly volatile environment.…”

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Trikonic Inter-Enterprise Architectonic

Richmond

Conceptual Structures: Knowledge Architectures for Smart Applications

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Abstract. There is a need for information, application, and other enterprise architectures which are robust and flexible enough to meet the challenges of today's heterogeneous, rapidly changing, digitally networked environment. Developing advanced architectures may prove essential for achieving emerging research, business, and social goals. Indeed, the profoundly changed landscape suggests that a new paradigm may be needed, an inter-enterprise architectonic (I-EA) informing architectures capable of integrating all key components and processes in an increasingly interconnected environment. To meet this challenge, a systems architectonic is outlined that is based on the trichotomic category theory of Charles S. Peirce. Trikonic Inter-Enterprise Architectonic involves a pragmatic approach to the observation and manipulation of diagrams as models of enterprise and inter-enterprise processes.

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Patterns for the Pragmatic Web

Cited by 49 publications

References 21 publications

DOGMA-MESS: A Meaning Evolution Support System for Interorganizational Ontology Engineering

DOGMA-MESS: A Meaning Evolution Support System for Interorganizational Ontology Engineering

Conceptual Knowledge Retrieval with FooCA: Improving Web Search Engine Results with Contexts and Concept Hierarchies

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