2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-59535-7_19
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Ontology-Controlled Geometric Solver

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“…In mathematics, multiple problem-solving strategies have been developed that combine ontologies with reasoning: MathGraph 21 is an equation-based system that focuses on analytical problems, but there are also systems for solving discrete problems 22,23 and geometric problems. 24 In the latter, the solution and its development are represented graphically. Combining ontologies and reasoning has the advantage of obtaining explainable solutions.…”
Section: ■ Making Knowledge Actionablementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In mathematics, multiple problem-solving strategies have been developed that combine ontologies with reasoning: MathGraph 21 is an equation-based system that focuses on analytical problems, but there are also systems for solving discrete problems 22,23 and geometric problems. 24 In the latter, the solution and its development are represented graphically. Combining ontologies and reasoning has the advantage of obtaining explainable solutions.…”
Section: ■ Making Knowledge Actionablementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of an integrated system including a natural language interface, a heuristically oriented solver and conceptual visualization is described in (Kurbatov and Vorobyev, 2016;Kurbatov et al, 2018;Kurbatov et al, 2019). The system assumes a qualitatively new level of integration, the mechanisms of the system provide the integration "by knowledge" as opposed to the integration "by data".…”
Section: Theoretical Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%