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is just a trick in mathematical logic. It does not eliminate the [JFS:]First, a definition is assumed to be true "by definition", but

This topic is not about definitions, but something not far from, as we may think that sor ...ion is much, much bigger than the set of models of the sorted logic. This is significant for theorem proving. The proofs with sorted logic can be order

...explicitly relate two entity vectors. The first contribution of this paper is the new neural tensor network (NTN), which generalizes several previous neu

| numericLiteral | True | False | Variable; // In general, KGSQL is case-sensitive,

...1 and T2, we say that T2 nonconservatively extends T1 if the following are true: * L(T2) is contained in L(T1)

...leveraged of geospatial ontologies and its Open Ontology Repository which is based on Bio-Portal technology. Note in the OBO work many potential ontolo ...t any constraint other than (a) its origin must be acknowledged and (b) it is not to be altered and subsequently redistributed under the original name or

...fication is by sets or types which are terms vs those which classification is represented by predicates? ...t the reasoning to be "true" in all valid models, at least when the theory is sound.

Edgar L. Owen was born April 1st, 1941 and quickly realized that reality is not as it appears. A child prodigy, he entered the University of Tulsa aged Edgar is the author of the following books:

...loped situation theory [1], later formalized in OWL [2]. Situation theory is very popular in many domains, especially military and business domains. ...lculus and situation theory support reasoning processes. Situation theory is especially versatile in this respect, allowing many forms of reasoning [3].

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The OntologySummit is an annual series of events that involves the ontology community and communi The Summit theme this year is '''Ontologies in Context'''.

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== Why is context interpreted in terms of three concepts?== ...nd understanding. This suggests that neither an event, nor a word (clause) is complete or clear without knowing the context.

* Background knowledge of the domain within which the data is being produced, processed and analyzed ** This is especially important for the columnar databases commonly used in Big Data.

** It comes down to effort. We need doers, not observers. True, not everyone can become a good ontologist, just as everyone doesn't have t ...helped in some way, maybe it's time to give something back? The good news is by giving some time to trying to build an ontology, you'll learn something,

''This is the workspace for the drafting of the [[UoM_Ontology_Standard]] (Reference) A strawman UML diagram for "quantity" is: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/work/UoM/uom_ontoloogy_progress/uom_ontology_

...ot enough" emphasized a crucial point. I've long shared this belief, which is evident in our Semantic Search engine, which was commercialized in 2000 and ...y of the environment, i.e., the changing environment in which the AI model is operating (e.g., changing data and knowledge).

...on object. Notice that words come in pairs, it is contrast that perception is based on, and a dual nature of concepts rules the mind. That enables compar ''Context is an abstract noun. As an abstract noun it is either an object, or a property or a relation.

...ndex.php/Category:NCBO_Virtual_Appliance NCBO Virtual Appliance]. The URL is not public. The current version (used in examples below) is ncbo-appliance-0.3.ova.

...or ends on this page, or both? My understanding of "use case" is that it is about ends, i.e. problems that ontologies help to solve. However in the li ...ms that ontologies help to solve. In other words, the problem being solved is to improve communication between communities, not solving the problems of t