Ontolingua: A language to Support Shared Ontologies

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Citation: Thomas R. Gruber and Daneel Pang and James Rice. (1990) Ontolingua: A language to Support Shared Ontologies. In KSL-90-84, November,1990.

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type Technical Report
bibtype techreport
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author Thomas R. Gruber and Daneel Pang and James Rice
title Ontolingua: A language to Support Shared Ontologies
number KSL-90-84
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1990
month November
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abstract [[abstract::A primary goal of the summer ontology project[?] was to produce a sharable ontology of terms and definitions/constraints useful for building, communicating, and reasoning about models of engineered devices. A central research question for the summer experiment was: what does it mean for an ontology to be sharable, both in content and form? The sharing of content involves decisions about the primitives that are useful to represent and reason about device models, the semantics of those representational primitives, and the process by which the group proposes, refines, and achieves consensus on the terms. The sharing of form involves finding a syntax in which the ontology can be developed and distributed.|A primary goal of the summer ontology project[?] was to produce a sharable ontology of terms and definitions/constraints useful for building, communicating, and reasoning about models of engineered devices. A central research question for the summer experiment was: what does it mean for an ontology to be sharable, both in content and form? The sharing of content involves decisions about the primitives that are useful to represent and reason about device models, the semantics of those representational primitives, and the process by which the group proposes, refines, and achieves consensus on the terms. The sharing of form involves finding a syntax in which the ontology can be developed and distributed.]]

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Author Thomas R. Gruber and Daneel Pang and James Rice  +
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Has publishing details November,1990  +
Has title Ontolingua: A language to Support Shared Ontologies  +
Has where published KSL-90-84  +
Has year 1990  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
Ksl tr id KSL-90-84  +
Month November  +
Number KSL-90-84  +
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Title Ontolingua: A language to Support Shared Ontologies  +
Year 1990  +
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