Mapping Contexts to Vocabularies to Represent Intentions
Rallou Thomopoulos, Marie-Laure Mugnier, Michel Leclère · 2006
In the framework of multi-target use of a given ontology, this paper proposes a representation of vocabularies based on the identification of elementary vocabularies, which can be equivalently defined using specializations of the “kind of ” relation. It defines a way of combining contexts and vocabularies that allows context-specific querying. edge representation model based on labelled graphs. The conceptual graph model is composed of two parts: the support, which contains the terminological knowledge – and constitutes a part of the domain ontology –, and the conceptual graphs, which contain the assertional knowledge. Figure 1 shows a part of the set of concept types, noted TC, which is part of the support. 1