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On the Impact of Ontological Commitment,that are neither logically consistent nor easily modelable..With these issues in mind, we propose here some guidelines for ontology development and evolution that should facilitate ontology reuse. These guidelines could underpin a . for ontologies; one that enables the application designer to reuse

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Query Processing in Ontology-Based Peer-to-Peer Systems,, query processing will have to be approximate. We provide a formal model for such approximate query processing based on limited shared vocabularies between peers, and we show how the quality of the approximation can be adjusted in a gradual manner. The result is a flexible architecture for query-pr

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Ontologies for Interaction Protocols,tract level the required agent actions that must be ‘plugged into’ the protocol for it to be executed. In particular, this can be done by designing and publishing ontologies describing the input and output data that are processed during the protocol’s execution together with the actions and decision

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On the Impact of Ontological Commitment,hared ontologies, is a noble goal and essential for open agent systems. Our experiences building ontology-based agent systems in multiple domains have shown us that the intention for a new application to locate and conform to some existing ontology or ontologies within its domain has many impediment

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