2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-68201-9_82
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Ontological Visualization of Knowledge Structures Based on the Operational Management of Information Objects

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“…By ontology we will understand a certain structure describing the meaning of the elements of some system, an attempt to structure the world around, to describe some specific subject domain in the form of concepts and rules, statements about these concepts, with which one can form relations, concepts, classes, functions, etc. Subject domain ontologies are limited to describing the world within its specific limits [24][25]. Ontology allows us to specify a complex structure that can contain data of different types, provides a simple understanding of the representation of structured knowledge, allows its automatic analysis, identification and addition of missing logical entanglements and relatively uncomplicated sharing and updating.…”
Section: Key Message Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…By ontology we will understand a certain structure describing the meaning of the elements of some system, an attempt to structure the world around, to describe some specific subject domain in the form of concepts and rules, statements about these concepts, with which one can form relations, concepts, classes, functions, etc. Subject domain ontologies are limited to describing the world within its specific limits [24][25]. Ontology allows us to specify a complex structure that can contain data of different types, provides a simple understanding of the representation of structured knowledge, allows its automatic analysis, identification and addition of missing logical entanglements and relatively uncomplicated sharing and updating.…”
Section: Key Message Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers applied ontological modeling of information systems based on multidimensional models. In this sense, this methodology can be adapted to build any "infological model" of the information system, including IAS for SPT, fully reflecting the pragmatics of the system under study [ 18,[23][24][25][26]. It should also be noted that recently the use of ontological approach to model building in education is becoming more widespread.…”
Section: Key Message Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are software products focused on working with different representations of ontologies, but, to date, the use of ontologies, which has great prospects in the educational process, has been studied only fragmentarily. In the article [1], we considered some features of the use in the educational process of such software products as OntoViz, GlowViz, OntoGraph, 3D Hyperbolyc Tree, Conceptino, Anychart, SciVi-CGraph, and TODOS (TODOOS). Each of these products successfully solves a certain class of tasks for working with computer ontologies but for one reason or another does not fully meet the needs of the educational process as a tool for developing and displaying EER.…”
Section: Integrative Technology For Creating Electronic Educational R...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each of these products successfully solves a certain class of tasks for working with computer ontologies but for one reason or another does not fully meet the needs of the educational process as a tool for developing and displaying EER. Most ontological editors, providing at a high level the possibility of creating complex structures typical for electronic textbooks and manuals, are not designed to visualize the data they describe in a form acceptable for the educational process [1]. On the other hand, the existing nonontological technologies for creating a UER with effectively implemented opportunities for displaying educational material experience difficulties in creating complex structures containing multilevel branching, reverse transitions, etc.…”
Section: Integrative Technology For Creating Electronic Educational R...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the educational ECO environment, it is possible to perform both real and virtual experiments. For example, a real physics experiment makes it possible to observe the results of the impact on the system under certain initial conditions, considering the ontological visualization of structures [8]. In addition, the results are analyzed and conclusions are drawn about the physics nature of the phenomenon.…”
Section: Statement Of Basic Materials and The Substantiation Of The O...mentioning
confidence: 99%