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Ontology-Based Knowledge Elicitation: An Architecture

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Methodologies and Technologies for Networked Enterprises

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This chapter overviews the process of collection and automatic analysis of data and documents both inside and outside the Networked Enterprise. We will address the following research problems: discovery of the useful information sources, in terms of the enterprise documentation, of structured and unstructured data provided by existing information systems, of web-available knowledge, of event flow within the business processes; extraction of synthetic knowledge from these information sources, possibly in terms of a common, semantic data model; automatic interpretation and integration of the acquired information; analysis and dissemination of such knowledge to all decisional levels, appropriately adapting it to the user’s function and context.

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Montedoro, M., Orsi, G., Sbattella, L., Tedesco, R. (2012). Ontology-Based Knowledge Elicitation: An Architecture. In: Anastasi, G., Bellini, E., Di Nitto, E., Ghezzi, C., Tanca, L., Zimeo, E. (eds) Methodologies and Technologies for Networked Enterprises. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 7200. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-31739-2_9

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