Frontiers in artificial intelligence and applications· 2025Q4
Formal Ontology in Information Systems
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- 2025year
Short summary
This collection of 20 papers explores diverse applications and theoretical aspects of formal ontologies within information systems and artificial intelligence.
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Key points
- Covers applied constructional ontology and relative ontological commitment.
- Examines concepts as variable embodiments and charting meaning in ontologies.
- Discusses the role of plans for qua-events and their effects on part-structure.
- Includes applications in AI, robotics, software development, and process mining.
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Abstract
The proceedings contain 20 papers. The topics discussed include: towards applied constructional ontology; on relative ontological commitment; concepts as variable embodiments; charting possible worlds: the quest for meaning in ontologies; the role of plans for qua-events and their effects on part-structure; measuring similarities of literary characters; reinvigorating structured knowledge and ontologies for trustworthy and beneficial AI and robotics; semantic dependency in ontologies; ontology-driven software development: generating java code from OntoUML; and process representation meets operational realization: an architecture for data-driven process ontology application through process mining.
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