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Best Practices of Ontology Development (NIST White Paper)

Ron Rudnicki, Barry Smith, Tanya Malyuta & William Mandrick

Gaithersburg, MD: NIST (2016)

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Capabilities: An ontology.John Beverley, David Limbaugh, Eric Merrell, Peter Koch & Barry Smith - 2024 - Arxiv.details In our daily lives, as in science and in all other domains, we encounter huge numbers of dispositions (tendencies, potentials, powers) which are realized in processes such as sneezing, sweating, shedding, melting. Among this plethora of what we can think of as ‘mere dispositions’ is a subset of dispositions in whose realizations we have an interest – a car responding well when driven on ice, a rabbit’s lungs responding well when it is chased by a wolf, and so on. We (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
The Common Core Ontologies.Mark Jensen, Giacomo De Colle, Sean Kindya, Cameron More, Alexander P. Cox & John Beverley - 2024 - Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications.details The Common Core Ontologies(CCO) are designed as a mid-level ontology suite that extends the Basic Formal Ontology. In 2017,CUBRC, Inc. made CCO openly available. CCO has since been increasingly adopted by a broad group of users and applications and is proposed as the first standard mid-level ontology. Despite these successes, documentation of the contents and design patterns of the CCO has been comparatively minimal. This paper is a step toward providing enhanced documentation for the mid-level ontology suite through a discussion (...) Download Export citation Bookmark

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