Self study: Draw ontologies and rules
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Self study: Draw ontologies and rules
| Course | UNIK4710, UNIK9710 |
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| Title | Self study: Draw ontologies and rules |
| Lecture date | 2014/02/26 |
| presented | by n.n. |
| Objective | Prepare a graphical and verbal understanding of your scenario |
| Learning outcomes | Prepare for your scenario:
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ToDo
We discussed three topics for the self study from 10.-21.Feb2014
1) Draw ontologies
Draw your ontologies to gain a better understanding for the relation between entities (called classes in Semantics), e.g. Context -> location, Person -> preferences,
2) Verbal rules
Make your examples very specific, and create a verbal rule that connects the input from certain classes and generates knowledge which you would like to use.
Example: When a person is at home the alarm is off.
3) Study Web Protege
In a later stage of the course you will be asked to implement an simplified model of your ontology in a tool. It is up to you to select a tool.
Examples of tools are: Web Protege, Protege, ....
Note: Kjetil joined the summer school in Semantic Web, and might have material/tutorial. If he or you find something which is worthwhile to share, share it on G+ [1]
next lecture on Friday 28.Feb2014
and please don't forget to block your calendar for the UNIK4710_UNIK9710_Block_Seminar
