Background | |
Introduction | p. 5 |
Motivation | p. 5 |
Outline | p. 7 |
Conventions | p. 9 |
Description Logics | p. 11 |
Terminological Knowledge | p. 12 |
Syntax | p. 12 |
Semantics | p. 14 |
Subsumption | p. 15 |
Assertional Knowledge | p. 17 |
CLASSIC | p. 18 |
Composite Objects | p. 21 |
Composite Objects in Different Areas | p. 22 |
Mereology | p. 22 |
Cognitive Science and Linguistics | p. 23 |
Databases | p. 25 |
Early Approaches in Knowledge Representation | p. 26 |
Summary | p. 27 |
A Basis for Part-Of Representation | p. 28 |
Mereological Assumptions | p. 28 |
Scope of the Framework | p. 29 |
Part-Of in Description Logics | p. 31 |
General Frameworks | p. 31 |
A Framework for Physical Whole-Part Relations | p. 31 |
A Framework with Specialized Role Constructors and Quantifiers | p. 32 |
A Framework for Part-Of in Engineering Applications | p. 33 |
Specific Issues | p. 34 |
Composition Constructor | p. 34 |
Transitivity Aspects | p. 35 |
Part-Of in an Object-Based Framework | p. 36 |
Summary | p. 37 |
Theory | |
A Framework for Part-Of Reasoning in Description Logics | p. 41 |
Introduction | p. 41 |
Terminological Knowledge | p. 42 |
Syntax | p. 43 |
Semantics | p. 45 |
Subsumption | p. 46 |
Assertional Knowledge | p. 47 |
Part-Of Hierarchy for Individuals | p. 50 |
Implemented Functionality | p. 51 |
Summary | p. 53 |
Extending the Framework | p. 55 |
Introduction | p. 55 |
Extended Language | p. 56 |
Terminological Knowledge | p. 56 |
Assertional Knowledge | p. 65 |
Compositional Inclusion for Individuals | p. 68 |
Modules and Compositional Inclusion | p. 68 |
Modules and Compositional Inclusion for Individuals | p. 72 |
Compositional Inclusion for Concepts | p. 73 |
Composes | p. 76 |
Assembly | p. 81 |
Compositional Assembly | p. 83 |
Compositional Extension | p. 83 |
Algorithm | p. 85 |
Preference Relation for Compositional Extension | p. 87 |
Completion | p. 92 |
Completion | p. 92 |
Algorithm | p. 93 |
Preference Relation for Completion | p. 95 |
Summary | p. 97 |
Comparison of the Framework with Other Approaches | p. 99 |
Model for Part-Of | p. 99 |
Part-Of in the Description Logic | p. 99 |
Subsumption Relationships | p. 100 |
Specialized Inferences | p. 101 |
Part-Of Hierarchy for Individuals | p. 101 |
Compositional Inclusion Hierarchy for Concepts | p. 101 |
Application Areas | |
Domain Modeling in an Agent-Oriented Application | p. 107 |
Motivation | p. 107 |
dMARS | p. 109 |
Reaction Control System | p. 110 |
Modeling the Belief Knowledge Base | p. 111 |
Advantages and Disadvantages | p. 115 |
Advantages | p. 115 |
Disadvantages | p. 118 |
Conclusion | p. 119 |
Document Management | p. 121 |
Motivation | p. 121 |
Modeling the Document Management Domain | p. 122 |
Useful Queries and Inferences | p. 126 |
Top-Down Instantiation of Documents | p. 126 |
Bottom-Up Instantiation of Documents | p. 127 |
Inheritance via Part-Of | p. 127 |
Recognition of Individuals | p. 128 |
Retrieval | p. 129 |
Summary | p. 129 |
Learning Composite Concepts | p. 131 |
Motivation | p. 131 |
Framework | p. 131 |
Learning Task | p. 132 |
Useful Operations | p. 133 |
Least Common Subsumer | p. 133 |
Specific Concepts | p. 136 |
Learning Composite Concepts | p. 139 |
Learning by Using Concepts and Subsumption | p. 139 |
Learning by Using Individuals | p. 140 |
Learning by Using Concepts and Part-Of | p. 140 |
Summary | p. 141 |
Application | |
Document Search Using Content, Structure and Properties | p. 145 |
Model | p. 147 |
Query Language | p. 147 |
Document Bases | p. 151 |
Architecture | p. 151 |
Knowledge Bases | p. 152 |
Information Extractor | p. 153 |
Kernel | p. 153 |
User Interface | p. 155 |
Prototype Implementation and Test Results | p. 155 |
Related Work | p. 163 |
Conclusion | p. 164 |
Conclusion | |
Conclusion | p. 169 |
Contributions | p. 169 |
Future Work | p. 171 |
References | p. 177 |
Appendices | |
New User Functions | p. 189 |
Query Language | p. 193 |
Symbols | p. 195 |
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