Automatic SUMO to UML Translation
Journal Title: e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal - Year 2016, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
Existing ontologies are a valuable source of domain knowledge. This knowledge could be extracted and reused to create domain models. The extraction process can be aided by tools that enable browsing ontology, marking interesting notions and automatic conversion of selected elements to other notations. The paper presents a tool that can be used for SUMO to UML translation. Such a transformation is feasible and results in a high-quality domain model which is consistent, correct, and complete, providing that input ontology has the same features.
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Bogumiła Hnatkowska
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