Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Reusable Domain Ontologies

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Citation: Angel R. Puerta and Henrik Eriksson and John W. Egar and Mark A. Musen. (1992) Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Reusable Domain Ontologies. In KSL-92-81, November,1992.

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author Angel R. Puerta and Henrik Eriksson and John W. Egar and Mark A. Musen
title Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Reusable Domain Ontologies
number KSL-92-81
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1992
month November
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abstract We present Mecano, a development environment that automates the design of knowledge-acquisition software tools for knowledge-based systems. Mecano is a component of PROTEGEII-a development environment for knowledge-based systems.Given an explicit model of the domain-called a domain ontology-that is shared by Mecano and the target knowledge-based system, we show how a specification for a knowledge-acquisition tool can be inferred. In particular, the domain ontology is used to determine (1) the knowledge requirements of the target knowledge-based system that must be fulfilled by the knowledge-acquisition tool, (2) the appropriate dialog sequences with users of the tool that ensures the consistency and completeness of the acquired knowledge, and (3) the presentation and layout of the components of the tool's interface. The use of shared domain ontologies to design knowledge-acquisition tools facilitates the integration of tools with target knowledge-based systems, produces domain-oriented tools, and eases the propagation of changes in the domain ontologies from the knowledge-based systems to the knowledge-acquisition tools.

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Abstract We present Mecano, a development environme We present Mecano, a development environment that automates the design of knowledge-acquisition software tools for knowledge-based systems. Mecano is a component of PROTEGEII-a development environment for knowledge-based systems.Given an explicit model of the domain-called a domain ontology-that is shared by Mecano and the target knowledge-based system, we show how a specification for a knowledge-acquisition tool can be inferred. In particular, the domain ontology is used to determine (1) the knowledge requirements of the target knowledge-based system that must be fulfilled by the knowledge-acquisition tool, (2) the appropriate dialog sequences with users of the tool that ensures the consistency and completeness of the acquired knowledge, and (3) the presentation and layout of the components of the tool's interface. The use of shared domain ontologies to design knowledge-acquisition tools facilitates the integration of tools with target knowledge-based systems, produces domain-oriented tools, and eases the propagation of changes in the domain ontologies from the knowledge-based systems to the knowledge-acquisition tools. ystems to the knowledge-acquisition tools.
Author Angel R. Puerta and Henrik Eriksson and John W. Egar and Mark A. Musen  +
Bibtype techreport  +
Has author Angel R. Puerta and Henrik Eriksson and John W. Egar and Mark A. Musen  +
Has identifier KSL-92-81  +
Has publishing details November,1992  +
Has title Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Reusable Domain Ontologies  +
Has where published KSL-92-81  +
Has year 1992  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
Ksl tr id KSL-92-81  +
Month November  +
Number KSL-92-81  +
Process note NO  +
Title Generation of Knowledge-Acquisition Tools from Reusable Domain Ontologies  +
Year 1992  +
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