An Ontology-based Approach to Describe Collaborative Work by Reusing and Enriching Data From an Institutional Repository

Q3 Computer Science

Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science Pub Date : 2020-12-01 DOI:10.1016/j.entcs.2020.10.010

María Auxilio Medina Nieto , Delia Arrieta Díaz , Jorge de la Calleja Mora , Laura Zacatzontetl Hernández , Marilú Zacatelco Pérez

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Besides tutoring and consultancies, the development of academic and scientific documents in universities evidenced collaborative work. This paper presents an ontology-based approach to describe different modes of collaboration by reusing and enriching data from an institutional repository, from a collection of posters. The approach uses an application ontology that makes explicit the relationships among authors and posters. The paper presents a list of competency questions that are answered in natural language and by the ontology terminology. The proposed approach is of value as this offers machine-readable data to support further analysis and inference mechanisms. This paper represents a reviewed version of the described for the CEUR proceedings for the “Twelfth Latin American Workshop on New Methods of Reasoning 2019 Logic / Languages, Algorithms, New Methods of Reasoning (LANMR 2019)”.

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一种基于本体的方法，通过重用和丰富来自机构存储库的数据来描述协作工作

除了辅导和咨询之外，大学学术和科学文献的发展也证明了协同工作。本文提出了一种基于本体的方法，通过重用和丰富来自机构存储库(来自海报集合)的数据来描述不同的协作模式。该方法使用了一个应用程序本体，该本体明确了作者和发布者之间的关系。本文提出了用自然语言和本体术语来回答的能力问题列表。所提出的方法是有价值的，因为它提供了机器可读的数据来支持进一步的分析和推理机制。本文代表了“第十二届拉丁美洲新推理方法研讨会2019逻辑/语言，算法，新推理方法(LANMR 2019)”的cerr会议记录的审查版本。

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