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Dynamic OWL Ontology matching Using Lexical Wordnet-based Measures

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Ontologies are often used as a means of describing knowledge and the domain of operation of modern applications. S need arises for the ability to quickly match those ontologies to enable interoperability of such systems. This paper presents an extension to Noy and McGuiness ontology construction methodology which should improve ontology interoperability and a lexicon-based algorithm for merging and aligning of such ontologies stored in the OWL language. the proposed similarity levels are presented and the proposed algorithm is described. results of tests showing the algorithm possibilities are presented.

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artykuły w czasopismach recenzowanych i innych wydawnictwach ciągłych
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Studies & Proceedings of Polish Association for Knowledge Management pages 4 - 15,
ISSN: 1732-324X
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2012
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Boiński T., Krawczyk H.: Dynamic OWL Ontology matching Using Lexical Wordnet-based Measures// Studies & Proceedings of Polish Association for Knowledge Management. -., nr. 60 (2012), s.4-15
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