信息环境的术语和术语服务器

软件 Pub Date : 1997-07-14 DOI:10.1109/STEP.1997.615564

S. Bechhofer, C. Goble, A. Rector, W. Solomon, W. Nowlan

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引用次数: 27

摘要

术语或受约束的词汇表是表示应用程序所需元数据的一种潜在的丰富方法，这些应用程序需要描述部分结构化和不完整的动态数据，以及要表达探索性和不精确的查询。这些应用包括数字图书馆、多媒体资料库和软件管理;具体的应用领域包括医学和艺术。作者提出，术语是满足当今信息需求的理想选择，而动态术语服务是合适的体系结构方法。他们提出了术语服务器的需求，并描述了作者开发的使用描述逻辑GRAIL来表示术语的服务器的实现和实际使用。术语服务器已广泛用于与医学有关的应用程序，并正在用于分子生物学的各种信息源的集成。

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Terminologies and terminology servers for information environments

Terminologies, or constrained vocabularies, are a potentially rich means of representing the metadata required for applications that have partially structured and incomplete dynamic data to describe, and exploratory and inexact queries to express. Such applications include digital libraries and multimedia repositories and software management; specific application communities include medicine and art. The authors propose that terminologies are ideal for meeting today's information requirements and that a dynamic terminology service is the appropriate architectural approach. They present the requirements of a terminology server, and describe the implementation and practical use of one developed by the authors that uses a description logic, GRAIL, to represent the terms. The terminology server has been extensively used in applications relating to medicine and is being used in the integration of diverse information sources for molecular biology.

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