Ontology matching in collaborative recommendation system for PLM

Smirnov, Alexander; Shilov, Nikolay

doi:10.1504/ijplm.2013.063210

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“…No trabalho [Karampatakis et al 2018]é proposto o sistema Alignment, um sistema colaborativo para o alinhamento de ontologias interativo, fornecendo um ambiente simples apoiado por algoritmos de similaridade. [Smirnov e Shilov 2013] propõem um sistema de recomendação colaborativo para o alinhamento de ontologias, baseando-se em características como o perfil de usuário, gestão de contexto, serviços web etc. Os autores consideram que esse sistema contribui para acelerar o trabalho de alinhamento.…”

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Colaboração para a Reparação de Alinhamento de Ontologias

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2021

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O processo de reparação de ontologias consiste em corrigir e/ou conﬁrmar alinhamentos entre elementos de duas ou mais ontologias. Recursos colaborativos quando aplicados ao processo de reparação de alinhamento de ontologias podem auxiliar os especialistas de domínio, já que eles devem compartilhar conhecimento entre si, melhorando o resultado deste alinhamento. Este trabalho objetiva veriﬁcar os recursos colaborativos do sistema RAOSystem, implementados com base no modelo de colaboração 3C. A análise foi feita em um quasi-experimento com especialistas de domínio. Durante a tarefa, um log de uso do sistema foi coletado, além de um questionário de opinião ao ﬁnal do estudo. Como resultado, os recursos como comentários, aceitação e rejeição de termos foram mais usados. E, aparentemente, alguns participantes colaboraram mais que outros. Assim, foi obtido indícios que os recursos colaborativos contribuíram com a tarefa dos especialistas, embora estudos futuros sobre impactos e implicações ainda precisem ser conduzidos.

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Colaboração para a Reparação de Alinhamento de Ontologias

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2021

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“…As a result, building such a system as a group recommending system is proposed, because it can learn user preferences and recommend solutions, which better meet those preferences (see Smirnov et al, 2012a).…”

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Cyber-physical infomobility for tourism application

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Kashevnik

Shilov

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IJITM

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Abstract:The paper proposes an approach, reference model, and case study for a cyber-physical infomobility for tourism application. The logistics system of the hub is considered as a cyber-physical system. The main idea behind the virtual tourist hub concept is to arrange a tourist trip based on the available schedules, capabilities and environment-friendliness of transportation and attraction providers, current and foreseen availability and occupancy of the available transportation means and attraction services. The approach assumes usage of a context-based group recommending system for generating recommendations for the tourists. A case study describes service-oriented architecture, implementation, and evaluation of mobile tourist guide application that is based on the presented in the paper approach and reference model.

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“…The business process reorganization started with setting up a product ontology in a semi-automatic way originally aimed at product codification (order code scheme) by the NOC tool [3]. The resulting ontology (described in detail in [4]) consisted of more than 1000 classes organized into a four level taxonomy, based on the VDMA (Verband Deutscher Maschinen-und Anlagenbau / Mechanical Engineering Industry Association) classification [5].…”

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Multi-aspect Ontology for Semantic Interoperability in PLM: Analysis of Possible Notations

Smirnov

Shilov

2018

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Product lifecycle management covers a number of stages that deal with different tasks and apply different methods but require intensive information exchange to be efficient. Information support of these stages has to address this problem. However, successful implementation of information support systems requires solving the problem of interoperability of heterogeneous information related to different PLM stages. The paper investigates the problem of developing a single ontology for PLM support taking into account differences between terminologies (multi-aspect ontology) used at various stages of the PLM cycle. Different options of designing ontologies covering multiple domains have been considered. Three of them: (i) ontology localization / multilingual ontologies, (ii) granular ontologies, and (iii) ontologies with temporal logics are considered in details and analysed. The analysis is based on the case study of PLM support at the automation equipment producer Festo AG & Co KG.

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Ontology matching in collaborative recommendation system for PLM

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Cyber-physical infomobility for tourism application

Multi-aspect Ontology for Semantic Interoperability in PLM: Analysis of Possible Notations

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