Terminology and Knowledge Representation. Italian Linguistic Resources for the Archaeological Domain
Maria Pia di Buono, Mario Monteleone, Annibale Elia · 2014
Knowledge representation is heavily based on using terminology, due to the fact that many terms have precise meanings in a specific domain but not in others.As a consequence, terms becomes unambiguous and clear, and at last, being useful for conceptualizations, are used as a starting point for formalizations.Starting from an analysis of problems in existing dictionaries, in this paper we present formalized Italian Linguistic Resources (LRs) for the Archaeological domain, in which we integrate/couple formal ontology classes and properties into/to electronic dictionary entries, using a standardized conceptual reference model.We also add Linguistic Linked Open Data (LLOD) references in order to guarantee the interoperability between linguistic and language resources, and therefore to represent knowledge.