Proceedings-Artikel
Hyperontology for the Biomedical Ontologist - A Sketch and Some Examples
Oliver Kutz; Till Mossakowski; Janna Hastings; Alexander Garcia Castro; Aleksandra Sojic
In: George Gkoutos; Pierre Grenon (Hrsg.). Workshop on Working with Multiple Biomedical Ontologies. International Conference on Biomedical Ontologies (ICBO-11), located at at ICBO 2011, July 26-30, University of Buffalo, NY, United States, o.A. 2011.
Abstract
The Hyperontology framework has been recently introduced to provide a general methodology for heterogeneous ontology design, i.e. the construction of ontologies that have parts, or modules, written in di erent formalisms, and which are interlinked in complex ways. We here present a brief outline of this framework, discuss its features and merits, and illustrate its usefulness for the domain of biomedical ontology design by providing and discussing a number of examples.
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