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, 2003 In computing, an ontology is a formal specification of a topic. It is used to define a common terminology for a specific subject or domain (for example e-commerce, medical guidelines, chemistry). Ontologies can be implemented in varied languages. Some of these languages were created, during the1990s, specifically for implementing ontologies.
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