Constructing Domain Ontologies Using Japanese DODDLE and General Ontologies
Yunki Hong, Takahira Yamaguchi, Tai-Suk Kim · Journal of Korea Multimedia Society · 2006
With the advancement of the Internet, bulky information overflows in the Web. When the Internet user wants to get the necessary information, it is essential to use the retrieval system. It is not easy for the user to get the information from the result of the retrieval system. Various research activities have been advanced for the result improvement of the retrieval system. Although retrieval results can be improved with ontology, it usually takes lots of costs for users to construct the Japanese domain ontology. This paper discusses how to integrate search result refinement and domain ontology refinement using the domain ontology tool called Japanese DODDLE, and how to improve the research result using the constructed ontology. To prove the effectiveness of the suggested methodology, the case study with rocket operation is performed and it shows that the methodology can be promising.