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A Corpus-based Method for Authoring Competency Questions in Ontology Engineering
By: Mj Antia
Competency Questions (CQs) are sets of natural language questions drawn from a given domain and are intended for use in ontology engineering processes. While there has been substantial research on the important roles that CQs play in the ontology...
Modelling Localised Conceptualisations and Annotations in a Multilingual OWL Ontology
By: Frances Gillis-Webber
Ontologies are intended as a particular conceptualisation of the world. When formalised using Web Ontology Language (OWL), entities and axioms contained therein are typically annotated in a natural language, using rdfs:label. To create a...
Generating Answerable Questions from Ontologies
By: Toky Raboanary
Proposals for automating the creation of teaching materials across the sciences and humanities include question generation from ontologies.
Those efforts have focused on multiple-choice questions, whereas learners also need to be exposed to...
Automated Ontology Design Pattern Substitution
By: Leighton Dawson
Foundational ontologies provide many benefits in modelling quality and interoperability across domains by providing generic high-level classes and object properties. The use of foundational ontologies, however, obfuscates the output of ontology...
Digital Assistant for Financial Transactions
A multilingual personal finance management application incorporating NLG
By: Junior Moraba, Amy Solomons
In a country of 11 official languages, only 2 languages, namely, English and Afrikaans, are dominantly used in the financial domain. Many banks and other institutions offering Fintech services for improving financial literacy are not fully...
SALSA
Software for Afro-Latin Dances in South Africa
By: James Kriel, Ana Dauane
The SALSA project was undertaken to develop a conceptually dance education platform for social dancing in South Africa. To do these two components of this platform were created, a Step Notation component and a Video Annotation component. The Step...