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Title: Knowledge-Based Ontology Model With a Case Study.
Authors: Smaili, Naoual1 n.smaili@insea.ac.ma, Kabbaj, Adil1
Source: Knowledge Organization. Aug2025, Vol. 52 Issue 4, p1-17. 17p.
Subjects: Formal languages, Encyclopedias & dictionaries, Conceptual graphs, Theory of knowledge, Formalization (Linguistics)
Abstract: This paper presents a Knowledge-Based Ontology (K-BO) model, demonstrated through a case study. Unlike traditional ontology models, the K-BO model is rich in knowledge and incorporates various knowledge types, such as typical situations, conceptual constraints, and rules. We compare K-BO to the model of the Web Ontology Language (OWL). Our case study focuses on creating an ontology for a pedagogical dictionary that provides not only the definition of a word but also some of its typical uses, which are difficult or even most of the time impossible to model using OWL. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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