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BMCBI
2007
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Spatial location and its relevance for terminological inferences in bio-ontologies
Background: An adequate and expressive ontological representation of biological organisms and their parts requires formal reasoning mechanisms for their relations of physical aggr...
Stefan Schulz, Kornél G. Markó, Udo ...
BIRTHDAY
1997
Springer
15 years 1 months ago
Spatial and Temporal Structures in Cognitive Processes
The structures of space and time are identified as essential for the realization of cognitive systems. It is suggested that the omnipresence of space and time may have been respons...
Christian Freksa
BMCBI
2007
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Understanding and using the meaning of statements in a bio-ontology: recasting the Gene Ontology in OWL
The bio-ontology community falls into two camps: first we have biology domain experts, who actually hold the knowledge we wish to capture in ontologies; second, we have ontology s...
Mikel Egaña Aranguren, Sean Bechhofer, Phil...
FLAIRS
2006
14 years 11 months ago
Reasoning about Knowledge and Continuity
The aim of this paper is to extend the modal logic of knowledge due to Moss and Parikh by state transformers arising, eg, from actions of agents. The peculiarity of Moss and Parik...
Bernhard Heinemann
WCE
2007
14 years 10 months ago
An Intelligent Conversational Agent Approach to Extracting Queries from Natural Language
—This paper is concerned with the application of a conversational agent and expert system to provide a natural language interface to a database. Typically, natural language datab...
Karen Pudner, Keeley A. Crockett, Zuhair Bandar