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Ontologies on the Web: An Alternative Model

Stefan Decker

Digital Enterprise Research Institute National University of Ireland

IDA Business Park Lower Dangan Galway, Ireland stefan.decker@deri.org

Abstract

Ontologies have been promoted and used for knowledge sharing. Several models for representing ontologies have been developed in the Knowledge Representation field, in particular associated with the Semantic Web.

In my talk I will summarise developments so far, and will argue that the currently advo- cated approaches miss certain basic properties of current distributed information sharing infrastructures (read: the Web and the Internet). I will present an alternative model aim- ing to support knowledge sharing and re-use on a global basis.

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