ontology
- noun
- /ɒnˈtɑːlədʒi/
- Specialized
- We use a medical ontology to guide the process of formulating subquestions to ask Watson.
- biomedical ontology
- domain ontology
- relationship ontology
And after we already have the new version use the ontology.
- And after we already have the new version use the ontology.
- And then actually a rule based system is much better with a particular ontology of topics, turns, etcetera, sentences.
Examples
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As presented in Section 2, several ontologies have been developed for describing and sharing knowledge about bibliographic classification.
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To understand, describe, and relate concepts within documents, ontologies are used.
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Instead what we need to do is a fundamental ontology by taking design as the theme for our ontology.
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In a rule, one would often like to access a database, an ontology, or some other source of information.
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To move beyond description and into explanation, one must adopt an "ontology of meaning."
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OK, what is the ontology that this theory is depicting for us?
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Finally, we report the use of ontology in managing textual resources.
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The literature also addressed the creation of ontologies and the representation of controlled vocabularies in linked data.
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In the interest of both pedagogy and textual ontology, this article proposes practical means for overcoming this neglect.
Academic text (1996) -
An ontology is essential for structuring complex data in artificial intelligence and ensuring relationships between concepts are clearly defined.
Synonyms
A system that organizes information into groups and levels to make it easier to find
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
ontology = onto + logy
The computer-science sense is a specialized extension of a learned classical formation and is not recoverable from the parts alone for most B1 learners.
Etymology
Ontology comes from the Greek parts onto- meaning 'being' and -logy meaning 'study', the same -logy you see in biology. In computer science an ontology is a clear list of the things that exist in a topic and how they are connected, so the name reminds us it is a 'study of what exists' that helps organise knowledge.