Web-based Ontology Discussion Vadim Ermolayev 1, Nicola Guarino 2 1 Dept. of Math. Modeling & IT, Zaporozhye State Univ., Ukraine,

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Web-based Ontology Discussion Vadim Ermolayev 1, Nicola Guarino 2 1 Dept. of Math. Modeling & IT, Zaporozhye State Univ., Ukraine, 2 Laboratory for Applied Ontology, ISTC-CNR Institute for Cognitive Sciences and Technologies National Research Council, Trento, Italy,

What is the message …  Ontology design, harmonization, refinement, evolution is a complex process and requires COMMUNITY DISCUSSION  Traditional ways of debate (e.g., ) are not effective enough …  Web-based collaborative discussion tools have been developed in the past, but we still use for the debate (Why?)

What is the message …  If a web-based DISCUSSION TOOL is essential (a question to the SIG members), what are the must-features?  Our work in progress: MicroWeb – a web-based tool for Collaborative Ontology Discussion and Design

Ontologies require Debates …  … By definition  Google returns 74,000 records in response to the search phrase “ontology+discussion”  Ontology discussion was arranged to prepare the agenda for this SIG meeting (“Let’s discuss the notion of ROLE…”)  Is there anobody within the SIG, wo never took part in such discussions? Electronically?

Traditional ways are not Effective  An example: …the notion of ROLE (partial) Communicated infromation is extremely redundant Total Participants54(+3)3(+2)4(+0)10 Messages Text(brutto) pages symbols 35,93723,19829,3938,447 96,975

debates are not Effective  An example: …the notion of ROLE Communicated infromation is extremely redundant Total Duplicates (symb.) 20,45014,28723,1943,108 61,039 MAX Times33566 Portions dubbed 2+ times (symb.) 10,47113,59420,0053,108 47,178

debates are not Effective  An example: …the notion of ROLE Communicated infromation is extremely redundant Total Useful info (symb.) 11,8637,2063,8685,677 28,614 Useful duplicates (symb.) 2142, ,107 5,987 More details at:

debates are not Effective  Use of Plain Texts ( , or Web Chat) lacks unifying representation framework (…) – leeds to Babylonic mess  Summarizing, recapturing, consolidating views is really TIME CONSUMING and does not necessarily produce correct results (may appear to be erroneous)  Argumentation and Negotiation patterns and mechanisms are not adjusted (frankly, are not used effectively)

Suppose, there is the THING … … not in philosophic sense – a discussion tool  Than there might be a kind of an ONTOLOGY for Debate (formal) representation  And it should serve as: The unifying representation framework for Discussion Tool The unifying convention providing patterns for Argumentation and Negotiation  Let’s see how a Discussion might look like …

Suppose, there is the THING …  An example: …the notion of ROLE – marked up and structured from source ParticipantPositive StatementsNegations, Objections Joost Breuker, , 1 1. Let’s discuss the notion of ROLE 2. A PERSON may play different ROLE s at a time E.g.: a, a Question : Is IS-A instantiation possible? 3. ROLE is the SET-OF REQUIREMENT s on BEHAVIOUR of an INDIVIDUAL ( AGENT, IS-A ) 1. Answer ( Statement 2, Question ):No. It is not entirely exclusive as an IS-A relation should be. ? ! 1 n <> name 1 n More details at

Suppose, there is the THING …  An example: …the notion of ROLE – the same in graphical notation ROLEPERSON 1n plays ? ! Is-a INDIVIDUAL AGENT BEHAVIOR Is-a has 1 n REQUIREMENT Set-of 1 n on e.g. ref ROLE ACTIVITY Alt :Specify ? ! <> name Initiated by… n m name Relation, doubtful, alternative name Class Instance Implies distinct “possible world” of the theory Implies alt. branch Alternative branch Question Support, argument Objection, argument e.g. Example ref Reference (to DOLCE in this very case)

Colleges’ shoulders … Some of the relevant implementations  OU KMI Tadzebao and WebOnto Suites Support for discussions on ontologies based on a NotePad paradigm Support for ontology browsing, creation and editing Based on OCML  FZI & AIFB KaON Tool Suite Storage of RDF models in relational databases A tool for ontology creation and evolution RDF - based

New Features required …  A Discussion / Debate Ontology  A Language for graphical representation of a Debate  A Metrics and a Polling Mechanism for the assessment of Ontology parts vitality  An Instrument for incorporating Ontology Cleaning Methodology (at least partially)  Import/Export facilities to Semantic Web ontology language(s) – DAML+OIL, OWL

Our Progress and Call for Inputs MicroWeb initiative  Debate Ontology – draft conceptualization in progress (inputs appreciated)  Language for graphical representation - in progress (inputs appreciated)  Metrics and Polling Mechanism - in progress (inputs appreciated)  Import/Export facilities (DAML+OIL) – close to completion  Storage in Relational Database – implemented (prototype)  Graphical Web Interface: Browser – draft prototype implemented Construction/Discussion/Polling – in progress