A review of ontologies for describing scholarly and scientific documents.
Almudena Ruiz‐Iniesta, Óscar Corcho · 2014
Several ontologies have been created in the last years for the semantic annotation of scholarly publications and scientific documents. This rich variety of ontologies makes it difficult for those willing to annotate their documents to know which ones they should select for such activity. This paper presents a classification and description of these state-of-the-art ontologies, together with the rationale behind the different approaches. Finally, we provide an example of how some of these ontologies can be used for the annotation of a scientific document.