Crimes against children: an apparently terminological knowledge representation of entities in FunGramKB

Hernández, Ángela Alameda; Lago, Ángel Felices

doi:10.4995/jclr.2017.7785

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“…The need to expand FunGramKB's Core Ontology, which contains only common-sense concepts, and integrate the so-called Satellite Ontologies of specialized knowledge was originally proposed by Periñán-Pascual (2010) and Felices-Lago and Ureña Gómez-Moreno (2012) and was later substantiated in the construction of two Satellite Ontologies: a) one for the specific domain of organized crime and terrorism (Carrión-Delgado & Felices-Lago, 2014;Periñán-Pascual & Arcas-Túnez, 2014;Felices-Lago, 2015;Alameda-Hernández & Felices-Lago, 2016;Ureña Gómez-Moreno, 2016;Alameda-Hernández and Felices-Lago, 2017); and b) a second one, incipiently developed, in the aviation domain . Following on from the successful implementation of those Satellite Ontologies, the present research has led us to the development of a specialized ontology to cover the full and broader field of criminal law.…”

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Extracting and Formalizing Criminal-law Terminology Using DEXTER

Hernández

Gómez-Moreno

2023

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In this article we discuss the processes of terminology extraction and specialized knowledge conceptualization taking the field of criminal law as an illustrative case in point. Regarding the first process, we provide an overview of DEXTER, a tool that has proven effective in detecting specialized units from a collection of texts with minimal effort on the part of the user. Regarding the conceptualization phase, this article illustrates the conceptual definition of some representative units belonging to the field of "criminal offenders". The purpose of conceptual modeling along these lines is the inclusion of specialized units of thought into a knowledge base known as FunGramKB. The aim of this paper is to show that the combination of an extractor such as DEXTER with the semantic expressiveness of FunGramKB constitutes a solid basis for the improvement of specialized technological tools aimed at jurists, legal specialists, or other practitioners interested in legal terminology.

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