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Ontological Opportunism: [PDF]
Understanding inanimate ‘nature-as-such’ is traditionally considered the object of physics in Europe. The discipline acts as exemplary discursive practice of scientific knowledge production. However, as my ethnographic investigation of doing and communicating high energy physics demonstrates, animist conceptions seep into the ontological understanding ...
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Bringing ontology to the Gene Ontology [PDF]
AbstractWe present an analysis of some considerations involved in expressing the Gene Ontology (GO) as a machine‐processible ontology, reflecting principles of formal ontology. GO is a controlled vocabulary that is intended to facilitate communication between biologists by standardizing usage of terms in database annotations.
Williams, Jennifer, Andersen, William
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There is room for considerable cooperation between archaeology and neuroscience, but in order for this to happen we need to think about the interactions among brain–body–world, in which each of these three terms acts as cause and effect, without attributing a causally determinant position to any one.
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Ontologies are ways of representing aspects of the world in terms of uniquely defined classes of ‘entities’ and relationships between them. They are widely used in biological science, data science and commerce because they provide clarity, consistency ...
Nelli Hankonen +5 more
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Ontological Pluralism and Multi-Quantificational Ontology [PDF]
AbstractThis paper explores some variants and aspects of multi-quantificational criteria of existence, examining these in the context of the debate between monism and pluralism in analytical philosophy. Assuming familiarity with the findings to date (summarized in broad terms at the outset), we seek to apply to these the newly introduced concepts of ...
Zbigniew Król, Józef Lubacz
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Background Current efforts within the biomedical ontology community focus on achieving interoperability between various biomedical ontologies that cover a range of diverse domains. Achieving this interoperability will contribute to the creation of a rich
Loebe Frank +3 more
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Matching Biomedical Ontologies via a Hybrid Graph Attention Network
Biomedical ontologies have been used extensively to formally define and organize biomedical terminologies, and these ontologies are typically manually created by biomedical experts. With more biomedical ontologies being built independently, matching them
Peng Wang, Peng Wang, Yunyan Hu
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Ontology segmentation in ontology matching
Ontologies are domain-specific constructs developed for many different purposes. But, they can be different even within the same domain. Ontology matching is a method for finding the same things in between existing ontologies by looking at semantic similarities.
Şentürk, Fatmana, Aytaç, Vecdi
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Hierarchical ontologies play a key role in organizing documents in a repository. While matching the ontologies, the relationships among the concepts are considered to be a major aspect.
Sharifullah Khan, Muhammad Safyan
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EPPO ontology: a semantic-driven approach for plant and pest codes representation
The agricultural industry and regulatory organizations define strategies and build tools and products for plant protection against pests. To identify different plants and their related pests and avoid inconsistencies between such organizations, an agreed
Aarón Ayllón-Benitez +9 more
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