The advent of Web services, and the Semantic Webdescribed by domain ontologies, highlight the bottleneck totheir growth: ontology mapping, merging, and integration.In this paper we present the process by which over the last15 years several ontologies of varying complexity have beenmapped or integrated with Cyc, a large commonsenseknowledge base. These include SENSUS, FIPS 10-4,several large (300k-term) pharmaceutical thesauri, largeportions of WordNet, MeSH/Snomed/UMLS, and the CIAWorld Factbook. This has to date required trainedontologists talking with subject matter experts. To breakthat bottleneck – to enable subject matter experts to directlymap/merge/integrate their ontologies – we have beendeveloping interactive clarification-dialog-based tools.
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%1 reed02ontologies
%A Reed, S. L.
%A Lenat, D. B.
%D 2002
%K cites.luk research.kr research.kr.ontologies research.system
%T Mapping Ontologies into cyc
%U http://www.cyc.com/doc/white_papers/mapping-ontologies-into-cyc_v31.pdf
%X The advent of Web services, and the Semantic Webdescribed by domain ontologies, highlight the bottleneck totheir growth: ontology mapping, merging, and integration.In this paper we present the process by which over the last15 years several ontologies of varying complexity have beenmapped or integrated with Cyc, a large commonsenseknowledge base. These include SENSUS, FIPS 10-4,several large (300k-term) pharmaceutical thesauri, largeportions of WordNet, MeSH/Snomed/UMLS, and the CIAWorld Factbook. This has to date required trainedontologists talking with subject matter experts. To breakthat bottleneck – to enable subject matter experts to directlymap/merge/integrate their ontologies – we have beendeveloping interactive clarification-dialog-based tools.
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abstract = {The advent of Web services, and the Semantic Webdescribed by domain ontologies, highlight the bottleneck totheir growth: ontology mapping, merging, and integration.In this paper we present the process by which over the last15 years several ontologies of varying complexity have beenmapped or integrated with Cyc, a large commonsenseknowledge base. These include SENSUS, FIPS 10-4,several large (300k-term) pharmaceutical thesauri, largeportions of WordNet, MeSH/Snomed/UMLS, and the CIAWorld Factbook. This has to date required trainedontologists talking with subject matter experts. To breakthat bottleneck – to enable subject matter experts to directlymap/merge/integrate their ontologies – we have beendeveloping interactive clarification-dialog-based tools.},
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author = {Reed, S. L. and Lenat, D. B.},
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timestamp = {2009-06-25T15:59:20.000+0200},
title = {Mapping Ontologies into cyc},
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