Application of ontology modularization for building a criminal domain ontology

M El Ghosh, H Naja, H Abdulrab, M Khalil - International Workshop on AI …, 2015 - Springer
M El Ghosh, H Naja, H Abdulrab, M Khalil
International Workshop on AI Approaches to the Complexity of Legal Systems, 2015Springer
The Ontology modularization is an essential field in the ontology engineering domain
helping to reduce the complexity and the difficulties of building, reusing, managing and
reasoning on domain ontologies either by applying partitioning or composition approaches.
This paper carries out a survey on ontology modularization and presents a modular
approach to build criminal modular domain ontology (CriMOnto) for modelling the legal
norms of the Lebanese criminal system. CriMOnto, which will be used later for a legal …
Abstract
The Ontology modularization is an essential field in the ontology engineering domain helping to reduce the complexity and the difficulties of building, reusing, managing and reasoning on domain ontologies either by applying partitioning or composition approaches. This paper carries out a survey on ontology modularization and presents a modular approach to build criminal modular domain ontology (CriMOnto) for modelling the legal norms of the Lebanese criminal system. CriMOnto, which will be used later for a legal reasoning system, is composed of four independent modules. The modules will be combined together to compose the whole ontology.
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