System Development Ontology to Discover Lifestyle Patterns Associated with NCD

Somodevilla, María J.; Celis, M. Concepción Pérez de; Pineda, Ivo H.; Colmenares, Luis E.; Mena, Ismaël

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-16480-9_5

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“…The last methodology allows for a seamless integration among distinct individual ontologies as is shown in [3] and [4]. This has been a first approach to achieve health & spatial ontology integration.…”

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“…One of the characteristics of OWL-DL is its OWA 4 and how it affects to axioms defined in any ontology. As a result, those axioms must be clearly defined in order to avoid inconsistencies on reasoning time.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As a result, those axioms must be clearly defined in order to avoid inconsistencies on reasoning time. These axioms involve several classes, then 1 Non-Communicable Diseases 2 Semantic Web Rule Language 3 World Health Organization 4 Open World Assumption the reasoner will properly deduct their child classes and thus produce more accurate results.…”

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Discovering Semantic Relationships between NCD and Lifestyle Patterns using Ontologies

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The volume of biomedical spatial information available on line increases day by day, which need to be exploited and shared by users in different knowledge areas. NCD 1 kill 38 million people each year and considering the seriousness of the problem globally, there are already underway government strategies to reduce risk factors and early detection and timely treatment. In this article, it's discussed the problem of the NCD using Semantic Web tools. The proposed system uses six ontologies which formalize concepts related to people, physical activity, the NCD, nutrition, geographic regions and symptoms to give information about lifestyle patterns. SWRL 2 rules are used to define accurate axioms which allow improving classification of the individuals.

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