Knowledge Representation for Process Planning of Mechanical Parts Based on Ontology

Wen Bo Zhu; Xian Kun Lin; Long Chen; Yi Gan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.190-191.101

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Knowledge Representation for Process Planning of Mechanical Parts Based on Ontology

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The idea of ontology is introduced into knowledge representation for process planning of mechanical parts to support knowledge sharing and reuse, which means knowledge is expressed abstractly as domain ontology according to the characteristics of process planning of mechanical parts. Process planning domain ontology is an explicit and elaborate description of a conceptualization in the process planning domain, i.e. it is with five elements: concepts, relations, attributes, rules and cases. Domain ontology is constructed by abstracting and describing the five elements from process planning, and is stored within relational database. An example is included to demonstrate the operation of the proposed approach and show effectiveness in knowledge representation for process planning of mechanical parts.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 190-191)

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101-105

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July 2012

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Wen Bo Zhu, Xian Kun Lin, Long Chen, Yi Gan

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Domain Ontology, Knowledge Representation, Mechanical Parts, Process Planning

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