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V. Alexiev, M. Breu, J. De Bruijn, D. Fensel, R. Lara and H. Lausen, “Information Inte-gration with Ontologies: Experiences from an Industrial Showcase,” Wiley, Neu-Ulm, 2005.

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  • TITLE: A Process for Extracting Non-Taxonomic Relationships of Ontologies from Text

    AUTHORS: Ivo Serra, Rosario Girardi

    KEYWORDS: Ontology, Ontology Learning, Non-Taxonomic Relationships, Natural Language Processing

    JOURNAL NAME: Intelligent Information Management, Vol.3 No.4, July 15, 2011

    ABSTRACT: Manual construction of ontologies by domain experts and knowledge engineers is an expensive and time consuming task so, automatic and/or semiautomatic approaches are needed. Ontology learning looks for identifying ontology elements like non-taxonomic relationships from information sources. These relationships correspond to slots in a frame-based ontology. This article proposes an initial process for semiautomatic extraction of non-taxonomic relationships of ontologies from textual sources. It uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to identify good candidates of non-taxonomic relationships and a data mining technique to suggest their possible best level in the ontology hierarchy. Once the extraction of these relationships is essentially a retrieval task, the metrics of this field like recall, precision and f-measure are used to perform evaluation.