Ontology Development 101: A Guide to Creating Your First Ontology

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Citation: Natalya Fridman Noy and Deborah L. McGuinness. (2001) Ontology Development 101: A Guide to Creating Your First Ontology. In KSL-01-05, March,2001.

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author Natalya Fridman Noy and Deborah L. McGuinness
title Ontology Development 101: A Guide to Creating Your First Ontology
number KSL-01-05
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 2001
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abstract Ontologies have become core components of many large applications yet the training material has not kept pace with the growing interest. This paper addresses the issues of why one would build an ontology and presents a methodology for creating ontologies based on declarative knowledge representation systems. It leverages the two authors experiences building and maintaining ontologies in a number of ontology environments including Protege-2000, Ontolingua, and Chimaera. It presents the methodology by example utilizing a tutorial wines knowledge base example. While it is aimed at users of frame-based systems, it can be useful for building ontologies in any object-centered system. This Guide is also available in other languages:A French version is available. It was translated by A. Angjeli from the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. A Russian version is available. It was translated by A. Filyaev from the Eastern European subgroup of the International Forum on Educational Technologies and Society.A Spanish version is available. It was translated by Erick Antezana of Ghent University, Belgium.A Brazilian Portuguese version is available. It was translated by Ricardo Pietrobon's Biomedical Informatics group, at Duke Translational Medicine Institute,Duke University Health System.

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Abstract Ontologies have become core components of … Ontologies have become core components of many large applications yet the training material has not kept pace with the growing interest. This paper addresses the issues of why one would build an ontology and presents a methodology for creating ontologies based on declarative knowledge representation systems. It leverages the two authors experiences building and maintaining ontologies in a number of ontology environments including Protege-2000, Ontolingua, and Chimaera. It presents the methodology by example utilizing a tutorial wines knowledge base example. While it is aimed at users of frame-based systems, it can be useful for building ontologies in any object-centered system. This Guide is also available in other languages:A French version is available. It was translated by A. Angjeli from the Bibliotheque Nationale de France. A Russian version is available. It was translated by A. Filyaev from the Eastern European subgroup of the International Forum on Educational Technologies and Society.A Spanish version is available. It was translated by Erick Antezana of Ghent University, Belgium.A Brazilian Portuguese version is available. It was translated by Ricardo Pietrobon's Biomedical Informatics group, at Duke Translational Medicine Institute,Duke University Health System. e Institute,Duke University Health System.
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