Posts Tagged Mikel Egana-Aranguren
Review of Components of an Ontology
on January 22, 2010 by mikeleganaaranguren in Peer Review, Comments (0)
This is a review of the paper entitled Components of an Ontology, by Phil Lord. This paper describes the three main components that can be found in an ontology (classes, […]
Review of Reference and Application Ontologies
on by mikeleganaaranguren in Peer Review, Comments (0)
This is a review of the paper Reference and Application Ontologies. This paper describes the difference between reference and application ontologies, especially w.r.t. the motivation for using application ontologies. I […]
Ontogenesis: Who’s here?
on by Duncan Hull in Meta, Comments (1)
Who’s here? The following is an alphabetical list of people currently attending the Ontogenesis Blogging a Book Experiment. Sean Bechhofer, University of Manchester Michel Dumontier, University of Carleton Mikel Egana-Aranguren […]
Automatic maintenance of multiple inheritance ontologies
on January 21, 2010 by mikeleganaaranguren in Under Review, Comments (1)
Automatic maintenance of multiple inheritance ontologies Mikel Egaña Aranguren <mikel.egana.aranguren@gmail.com> (University of Murcia) Ontologies with multiple inheritance are difficult to maintain manually. However, providing the correct set of axioms, […]