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Conflict Resolution in the Collaborative Design of Terminological Knowledge Bases

Presented at Juan-les-Pins (France), 2–6 October 2000
PublisherBerlin : Springer
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  • Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS); 1937
Publication date2000
Abstract

Designing a terminological knowledge base consists in collecting terms and associating them to their definition. Our objective is to define a process model to support this design task in a collaborative work environment. The proposed concept model is based on terminological logic and the issue-based model IBIS. The terminological logic part is intended to formally express definitions and associate them to terms and points of view. The process model we define is based on a cyclic conflict resolution process. It includes a formal concept comparison operation, to highlight definition conflicts and their nature, and other operations (derivation, intersection, union, etc.) to solve the detected conflicts. The IBIS part of the model enable users to express and record issues, positions, arguments and endorsements that occur during conflict resolution.

Keywords
  • Collaborative Design
  • Collaborative Work
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Knowledge Base
  • Process Model
Citation (ISO format)
FALQUET, Gilles, MOTTAZ JIANG, Claire-Lise. Conflict Resolution in the Collaborative Design of Terminological Knowledge Bases. In: Proceedings of the 12th International Conference - EKAW 2000 - Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management Methods, Models, and Tools. Juan-les-Pins (France). Berlin : Springer, 2000. p. 156–171. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)) doi: 10.1007/3-540-39967-4_12
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