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Towards a Cyber Information Ontology
Limbaugh, David, Jensen, Mark, Beverley, John
This paper introduces a set of terms that are intended to act as an interface between cyber ontologies (like a file system ontology or a data fusion ontology) and top- and mid-level ontologies, specifically Basic Formal Ontology and the Common Core Ontologies. These terms center on what makes cyberinformation management unique: numerous acts of copying items of information, the aggregates of copies that result from those acts, and the faithful members of those aggregates that represent all other members.
- North America > United States > New York > New York County > New York City (0.04)
- North America > United States > Virginia > Fairfax County > Fairfax (0.04)
- North America > United States > New York > Erie County > Buffalo (0.04)
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The Common Core Ontologies
Jensen, Mark, De Colle, Giacomo, Kindya, Sean, More, Cameron, Cox, Alexander P., Beverley, John
The Common Core Ontologies (CCO) are designed as a mid-level ontology suite that extends the Basic Formal Ontology. CCO has since been increasingly adopted by a broad group of users and applications and is proposed as the first standard mid-level ontology. Despite these successes, documentation of the contents and design patterns of the CCO has been comparatively minimal. This paper is a step toward providing enhanced documentation for the mid-level ontology suite through a discussion of the contents of the eleven ontologies that collectively comprise the Common Core Ontology suite.
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- North America > Canada > Quebec > Estrie Region > Sherbrooke (0.04)
- Government (0.95)
- Transportation > Passenger (0.94)
- Automobiles & Trucks > Manufacturer (0.93)
- Transportation > Ground > Road (0.68)
EBOCA: Evidences for BiOmedical Concepts Association Ontology
Pérez, Andrea Álvarez, Iglesias-Molina, Ana, Santamaría, Lucía Prieto, Poveda-Villalón, María, Badenes-Olmedo, Carlos, Rodríguez-González, Alejandro
There is a large number of online documents data sources available nowadays. The lack of structure and the differences between formats are the main difficulties to automatically extract information from them, which also has a negative impact on its use and reuse. In the biomedical domain, the DISNET platform emerged to provide researchers with a resource to obtain information in the scope of human disease networks by means of large-scale heterogeneous sources. Specifically in this domain, it is critical to offer not only the information extracted from different sources, but also the evidence that supports it. This paper proposes EBOCA, an ontology that describes (i) biomedical domain concepts and associations between them, and (ii) evidences supporting these associations; with the objective of providing an schema to improve the publication and description of evidences and biomedical associations in this domain. The ontology has been successfully evaluated to ensure there are no errors, modelling pitfalls and that it meets the previously defined functional requirements. Test data coming from a subset of DISNET and automatic association extractions from texts has been transformed according to the proposed ontology to create a Knowledge Graph that can be used in real scenarios, and which has also been used for the evaluation of the presented ontology.
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- Europe > Spain > Galicia > Madrid (0.05)
Emergence of Communication in an Interactive World with Consistent Speakers
Bogin, Ben, Geva, Mor, Berant, Jonathan
Training agents to communicate with one another given task-based supervision only has attracted considerable attention recently, due to the growing interest in developing models for human-agent interaction. Prior work on the topic focused on simple environments, where training using policy gradient was feasible despite the non-stationarity of the agents during training. In this paper, we present a more challenging environment for testing the emergence of communication from raw pixels, where training using policy gradient fails. We propose a new model and training algorithm, that utilizes the structure of a learned representation space to produce more consistent speakers at the initial phases of training, which stabilizes learning. We empirically show that our algorithm substantially improves performance compared to policy gradient. We also propose a new alignment-based metric for measuring context-independence in emerged communication and find our method increases context-independence compared to policy gradient and other competitive baselines.
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