Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Domain Ontologies

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Citation: Henrik Eriksson and Angel R. Puerta and Mark A. Musen. (1994) Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Domain Ontologies. In KSL-93-56, 1994.

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author Henrik Eriksson and Angel R. Puerta and Mark A. Musen
title Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Domain Ontologies
number KSL-93-56
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1994
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note Updated December 1993 Updated April 1995.
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abstract Metalevel tools support the software development process by automating the design of task- and application-specific tools. Dash is a metalevel tool that allows developers to generate domain-specific knowledge-acquisition tools from domain ontologies. Domain specialists use the knowledge-acquisition tools generated by Dash to instantiate the concepts and relationships defined in the domain ontologies. The output of the knowledge-acquisition tools is a collection of instances that constitute the knowledge base for a knowledge-based system.To automate the generation of appropriate tools, the Dash architecture uses a dialog-design module to produce a dialog structure that defines the target tool at the editor and window level. Given the dialog structure, a layout-design module completes the window layouts. Dash allows the developer to custom tailor the layout of the knowledge-acquisition tool for its users, and to store such modifications persistently so that they can be reapplied when the target tool is regenerated. We have used Dash to generate several knowledge-acquisition tools for a broad range of application tasks.

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Abstract Metalevel tools support the software devel … Metalevel tools support the software development process by automating the design of task- and application-specific tools. Dash is a metalevel tool that allows developers to generate domain-specific knowledge-acquisition tools from domain ontologies. Domain specialists use the knowledge-acquisition tools generated by Dash to instantiate the concepts and relationships defined in the domain ontologies. The output of the knowledge-acquisition tools is a collection of instances that constitute the knowledge base for a knowledge-based system.To automate the generation of appropriate tools, the Dash architecture uses a dialog-design module to produce a dialog structure that defines the target tool at the editor and window level. Given the dialog structure, a layout-design module completes the window layouts. Dash allows the developer to custom tailor the layout of the knowledge-acquisition tool for its users, and to store such modifications persistently so that they can be reapplied when the target tool is regenerated. We have used Dash to generate several knowledge-acquisition tools for a broad range of application tasks. ls for a broad range of application tasks.
Author Henrik Eriksson and Angel R. Puerta and Mark A. Musen  +
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Note Updated December 1993 Updated April 1995.
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Title Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Domain Ontologies  +
Year 1994  +
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