Communicating ontologies to potential users is still a difficult and time-consuming task. Even for small ones, users need to invest time to determine whether to reuse them. Providing diagrams together with the ontologies facilitates the task of understanding the model from a user perspective. While some tools are available for depicting ontologies, and the code could also be inspected using ontology editors’ graphical interfaces, in many cases, the diagrams are too big or complex. The main objective of this demo is to present Devos, a system to generate ontology diagrams based on different strategies for summarizing the ontology.
Communicating ontologies to potential users is still a difficult and time-consuming task. Even for small ones, users need to invest time to determine whether to reuse them. Providing diagrams together with the ontologies facilitates the task of understanding the model from a user perspective. While some tools are available for depicting ontologies, and the code could also be inspected using ontology editors’ graphical interfaces, in many cases, the diagrams are too big or complex. The main objective of this demo is to present Devos, a system to generate ontology diagrams based on different strategies for summarizing the ontology. Read More
Related posts:
Dressing the Metaverse. The Digital Strategies of Fashion Brands in the Virtual Universe
Belgian fruit businesses Devos and Wouters to merge
Nonlinear switching between flutter and forced response in bladed disks
Comparison Between Video-class and LEGO Serious Slay Learning Strategies for the Students of Engineering Discipline
OpenAI’s new Operator agent can use the web for you
Housing flexibility by spatial indeterminacy: the case of the Casa de las Flores in Madrid