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Biosystems, 1998
Endophysics ultimately deduces an indefinite interface between an object and an observer. Objects, given such an interface, cannot be distinguished from the measurement process used to identify them. Evolutionary processes comprising of emergent properties and adaptability are seen in a new light. The concept of indefiniteness and/or paradox appears on
Y P, Gunji, K, Ito, Y, Kusunoki
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Endophysics ultimately deduces an indefinite interface between an object and an observer. Objects, given such an interface, cannot be distinguished from the measurement process used to identify them. Evolutionary processes comprising of emergent properties and adaptability are seen in a new light. The concept of indefiniteness and/or paradox appears on
Y P, Gunji, K, Ito, Y, Kusunoki
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Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology - DESRIST '09, 2009
In this paper, we describe the concept of ontological design. We show how ontologies can be used as cognitive maps of complex, ill-structured, plastic problems. They can be used to concisely encapsulate the core logic of a problem. From it one can also derive a closed set of a very large number of natural language descriptions of a problem.
Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Sridhar S. Papagari
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In this paper, we describe the concept of ontological design. We show how ontologies can be used as cognitive maps of complex, ill-structured, plastic problems. They can be used to concisely encapsulate the core logic of a problem. From it one can also derive a closed set of a very large number of natural language descriptions of a problem.
Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Sridhar S. Papagari
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Progress in Human Geography, 2016
This paper is a response to a growing body of geographical literature exploring the interface between ontology and politics. We develop an understanding that does not start by building ontological bedrocks, to which the question of politics is then rooted. Ontology building, we argue, operates against the essential possibility of the political invested
Häkli Jouni, Joronen Mikko
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This paper is a response to a growing body of geographical literature exploring the interface between ontology and politics. We develop an understanding that does not start by building ontological bedrocks, to which the question of politics is then rooted. Ontology building, we argue, operates against the essential possibility of the political invested
Häkli Jouni, Joronen Mikko
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1990
Philosophy, taken from the point of view of its problems and methods, is the collection of distinct philosophical disciplines. In fact, metaphilosophical analysis leads to rather troublesome questions: Are philosophical disciplines methodologically and/or essentially related and connected? Are particular philosophical disciplines scientific?
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Philosophy, taken from the point of view of its problems and methods, is the collection of distinct philosophical disciplines. In fact, metaphilosophical analysis leads to rather troublesome questions: Are philosophical disciplines methodologically and/or essentially related and connected? Are particular philosophical disciplines scientific?
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Journal of the History of Philosophy, 1969
In recent years Malebranche’s philosophical star has begun to rise. From the nadir of being almost completely ignored, he has risen of late to the position of “failure.”1 Most interpreters have rejected Malebranche’s claim to being a philosopher because of one or both of the following “failures”: (1) that he constructed a semi-Cartesian ontology which ...
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In recent years Malebranche’s philosophical star has begun to rise. From the nadir of being almost completely ignored, he has risen of late to the position of “failure.”1 Most interpreters have rejected Malebranche’s claim to being a philosopher because of one or both of the following “failures”: (1) that he constructed a semi-Cartesian ontology which ...
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2006
In conceptual modeling we need to consider a general level of abstraction where the domain of interest is formalized in an independent way with respect to the specific application for which the conceptual modeling process is performed. This leads to an integrated approach that takes into account knowledge about a domain and metaknowledge about a ...
Cristani M., Cuel R.
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In conceptual modeling we need to consider a general level of abstraction where the domain of interest is formalized in an independent way with respect to the specific application for which the conceptual modeling process is performed. This leads to an integrated approach that takes into account knowledge about a domain and metaknowledge about a ...
Cristani M., Cuel R.
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2017
Ontology or formal ontology? Which word is correct? The aim of this article is to introduce correct terms and explain their basis. Ontology describes a particular area of interest (domain) in a formal way - defines the classes of objects that are in that area, and relationships that may exist between them.
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Ontology or formal ontology? Which word is correct? The aim of this article is to introduce correct terms and explain their basis. Ontology describes a particular area of interest (domain) in a formal way - defines the classes of objects that are in that area, and relationships that may exist between them.
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Biological and Medical Ontologies: PRotein Ontology (PRO)
2019The Protein Ontology (PRO) is a publicly available resource providing an ontological representation of proteins and protein-related entities. The protein ontology does not only provide a classification of protein-related products, but also furnishes semantic relationships between these entities, and links every protein product with popular databases ...
D. Chicco, M. Masseroli
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What are ontologies, and why do we need them?
IEEE Intelligent Systems, 1999B. Chandrasekaran +2 more
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Ontology And Ontology Libraries
2016Similar to the idea of a digital library, in the recent time, a new concept has emerged called an ontology library. Principally both a digital library and an ontology library have the similar kinds of purposes and objectives to achieve (e.g., store, organize and provide access to the digital objects), except the kind of materials they deal with.
Naskar, Debashis, Dutta, Biswanath
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