Ontology Construction Using Multiple Concept Lattices

Wen Chao Wang; Jiang Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.926-930.1975

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Ontology Construction Using Multiple Concept Lattices

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The paper proposes an ontology construction approach that combines Fuzzy Formal Concept Analysis, Wikipedia and WordNet in a process that constructs multiple concept lattices for sub-domains. Those sub-domains are divided from the target domain. The multiple concept lattices approach can mine concepts and determine relations between concepts automatically, and construct domain ontology accordingly. This approach is suitable for the large domain or complex domain which contains obvious sub-domains.

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