Principles of Best Practice I: Domain Ontology Design

This chapter contains sections titled: General Principles of Ontology Design, Additional Principles of Ontology Design, Overview of the Domain Ontology Design Process, Conclusion, Further Reading on Relevance, Perspectivalism, Granularity, and Adequatism

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Published inBuilding Ontologies with Basic Formal Ontology p. 43
Main Authors Arp, Robert, Smith, Barry, Spear, Andrew D
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States MIT Press 2015
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Summary:This chapter contains sections titled: General Principles of Ontology Design, Additional Principles of Ontology Design, Overview of the Domain Ontology Design Process, Conclusion, Further Reading on Relevance, Perspectivalism, Granularity, and Adequatism
ISBN:0262527812
9780262527811
DOI:10.7551/mitpress/8743.003.0006