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A growing number of agent technologies are receiving significant attention from both researchers and practitioners. Jason, Moise, and CArtAgO are examples of technologies that support the development of multi-agent systems. On the other hand, semantic technologies, such as ontologies, are becoming established as knowledge representation techniques for large web-based applications. Their development...
The paper has proposed an ontology-based case reasoning method, the method can make task oriented capability requirement analysis come true automatically. On one hand the method uses ontology to represent information of task and capability requirement in case, the method can make knowledge to be formalized sharing, meanwhile it uses OWL to perform associated reasoning between the task and capability...
In this paper, we describe O-DEVICE, a memory-based knowledge-based system for reasoning and querying OWL ontologies by implementing RDF/OWL entailments in the form of production rules in order to apply the formal semantics of the language. Our approach is based on a transformation procedure of OWL ontologies into an object-oriented schema and the application of inference production rules over the...
Ontologies enable explicit expression of collective concepts and support Machine-to-Machine (M2M) interactions at the semantic level. Ontologies expressed in a standard language, such as the Web Ontology Language (OWL) and exposed on a network offer the potential for unprecedented interoperability solutions since they are semantically rich, computer interpretable and inherently extensible. Rules that...
SBVR is a new standard that defines a metamodel for business-layer vocabularies and rules. This paper summarizes SBVR features and argues that the SBVR enables definition of true ontologies. The paper also summarizes experience with a partial SBVR implementation in the context of an existing technique for modeling businesses and transforming the models into implementations. The work contributes to...
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