Ontology Integration Using Mappings: Towards Getting the Right Logical Consequences

author:Ernesto Jimenez Ruiz, Computer Languages and Systems, Universitat Jaume I
published: July 28, 2009,   recorded: June 2009,   views: 36
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0:00 Ontology Integration Using Mappings: Towards Getting the Right Logical Consequences
0:31 Outline
0:33 Our approach in a nutshell (1)
0:34 Our approach in a nutshell (2)
0:50 Why are Ontologies Integrated?
1:37 Motivating Example
2:02 Motivating Example: Integrating OMIT and OINR (1)
2:13 Motivating Example: Integrating OMIT and OINR (2)
2:31 Motivating Example: Integrating OMIT and OINR (3)
3:15 Outline
3:17 Necessity of a Logic-based Ontology Integration Method (1)
3:32 Necessity of a Logic-based Ontology Integration Method (1)
3:56 Tool Support: ContentMap Overview
4:34 Outline
4:35 Computation of the Mappings (1)
4:48 Computation of the Mappings (2)
5:01 Mappings Selection: ContentMap support
5:40 Outline
5:42 Computation of New Entailments
5:59 Computation of New Entailments: Semantic Di erence (1)
6:06 Computation of New Entailments: Semantic Di erence (2)
6:23 Computation of New Entailments: Semantic Di erence (3)
6:42 Computation of New Entailments: Semantic Di erence (4)
7:20 Computation of New Entailments: Semantic Di erence (5)
7:25 Approximations in ContentMap (1)
7:41 Approximations in ContentMap (2)
7:53 Outline
7:54 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (1)
8:29 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (2)
8:46 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (3)
9:17 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (4)
9:52 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (5)
10:23 Dependency Relationship: ContentMap support
11:03 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (6)
11:43 Evaluation of Entailments: ContentMap support (7)
12:41 Outline
12:45 Repair of Unintended Entailments (1)
13:19 Repair of Unintended Entailments (2)
13:34 Repair of Unintended Entailments: ContentMap Support
14:27 Outline
14:29 Related Work (1)
15:07 Related Work (2)
16:09 Outline
16:11 Experiments (1)
16:20 Experiments (2)
16:30 Experiments (3)
18:08 Conclusions (1)
18:40 Conclusions (2)
18:53 Feedback (1)
19:00 Feedback (2)
19:14 Feedback (3)

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We propose a general method and novel algorithmic techniques to facilitate the integration of independently developed ontologies using mappings. Our method and techniques aim at helping users understand and evaluate the semantic consequences of the integration, as well as to detect and fix potential errors. We also present a system that implements our approach, and a preliminary evaluation which suggests that our approach is both useful and feasible in practice.

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