Category:AlignmentOP
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|Alignment Ontology Design Patterns (Alignment OPs) | |Alignment Ontology Design Patterns (Alignment OPs) | ||
- | |Alignment OPs refer to | + | |Alignment OPs refer to correspondences between ontologies. Each pattern models a relation between two entities or sets of entities in two ontologies. Instantiation of an Alignment OP results in a correspondence between elements of two given ontologies. |
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== Description == | == Description == | ||
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+ | Ontology alignment aims at providing correspondences between ontologies modeling a similar domain. Alignment patterns are template representing frequent types of alignments occurring when aligning ontologies. | ||
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+ | Example: Class correspondence with attribute value restriction | ||
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+ | [[Image:Class-by-attribute-value.png]] | ||
[[Category:CorrespondenceOP]] | [[Category:CorrespondenceOP]] |
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Alignment Ontology Design Patterns (Alignment OPs)
Alignment OPs refer to correspondences between ontologies. Each pattern models a relation between two entities or sets of entities in two ontologies. Instantiation of an Alignment OP results in a correspondence between elements of two given ontologies.
Description
Ontology alignment aims at providing correspondences between ontologies modeling a similar domain. Alignment patterns are template representing frequent types of alignments occurring when aligning ontologies.
Example: Class correspondence with attribute value restriction
Pages in category "AlignmentOP"
The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 14 total.