Application of Ontology Technology in Agricultural E-Commerce

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To solve the problems of semantic heterogeneity in agricultural e-commerce, improve standardization of agricultural products in agricultural e-commerce, the agricultural e-commerce is investigated from the perspective of ontology. The paper firstly introduces the concept and theory of ontology, analyzes agricultural products activities during the process of e-commerce, and evaluates the application of ontology technology in agricultural e-commerce, then develops the e-commerce standards for the agricultural products, and builds the ontology knowledge base of agricultural e-commerce, implementing the standardization of agricultural knowledge in agricultural e-commerce. The simulation results indicate that the application of ontology in the agricultural e-commerce solves the problems of traditional agricultural e-commerce, and provides sharing platform for the agricultural knowledge, contributing to the development of agricultural e-commerce.

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