一种本体版本匹配的方法

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Abstract Singledirectional mapping between ontology versions can not satisfy the requirement of data sharing and reusing. In this paper a new approach, bidirectional mapping, for mapping ontology versions is introduced. It can process mappings between two ontology versions in two directions at the same time and produce the bidirectional mapping which can relate and transform the similar elements in different ontology versions. So it can greatly improve the ability of data sharing between data resources that use different versions of the same ontology. Four elements of the bidirectional mapping between ontology versions are described in details, including mapping element, bidirectional mapping relation, bidirectional transformation and additional metadata. Finally, an example of bidirectional mapping between ontology versions is presented.

Key words： Ontology Version BiDirectional Mapping Transformation Expression BiDirectional Mapping Relation Matadata

Received: 13 June 2005

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	ZHAO SiYang
	ZHU Yun
	ZHOU XueHai
	Brendan Tierney

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ZHAO SiYang,ZHU Yun,ZHOU XueHai等. An Approach for Ontology Version Mapping[J]. , 2006, 19(4): 546-551.

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