Ontology Mapping Through Tagging
Colm Conroy, Declan O’Sullivan, David D. Lewis · 2008
With ontologies increasing in number and becoming more common place, there is an ever increasing need for tools and techniques to cope with diversity and heterogeneity. We believe that the interfaces to ontology management tools will need to be engineered to allow ordinary non technical people to be able to use them effectively. This paper reports upon a mapping process using the ‘tagging’ paradigm as a means of ontology mapping to support ordinary people.