The Foams and Emulsions Ontology Model

Irene L. Artemieva; Natalya V. Ryabchenko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.835.723

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The Foams and Emulsions Ontology Model

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Creation of the intelligent system for highly structured domain is possible with determining the whole system of concepts included in the ontology of this area. Presentation by means of formal ontology model provides a uniquely interpreted terms. Based on the model of ontology the intelligent system will integrate their knowledge and information components of all sections of the data area. The paper considers the unification of nanomaterials subdomain with other subdomains that are need to be used for intelligent system for nanotechnology. The paper also proposes mathematical ontology model of one of the component - that is ontology model of foams and emulsions class.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 835)

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Irene L. Artemieva, Natalya V. Ryabchenko

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Development of Knowledge-Based Systems, Mathematical Modeling, Ontology Model

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