Unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing

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and Ontology Testing Miroslav Blaško miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz November 16, 2017 Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 1 / 16

Outline 1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 2 / 16

Idea We will use Unified Foundation Ontology (UFO) as main upper level ontology to guide development of domain level ontology and consequently application ontologies. Theoretical background behind the UFO will help us to validate our design decisions during the ontology development. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 3 / 16

1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing Unified Foundational Ontology Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 4 / 16

Introduction Introduction 1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 4 / 16

Introduction What is Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO)? a foundational ontology developed by Giancarlo Guizzardi et al. a descriptive ontology representing universals and particulars, endurants and perdurants based on theories from Formal Ontology, Philosophical Logics, Philosophy of Language, Linguistics and Cognitive Psychology incorporates ideas from GFO, DOLCE and the Ontology of Universals underlying OntoClean Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 5 / 16

1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 6 / 16

UFO Core Modules Structure Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 7 / 16

UFO Core Modules Overview 1 UFO-A an ontology of endurants dealing with aspects of structural conceptual modeling such types and taxonomic structures, part-whole relations, particularized intrinsic properties, attributes and attribute value spaces, particularized relational properties and relations, roles [3]. UFO-B an ontology of perdurants (events, processes) including perdurant mereology, temporal ordering of perdurants, object participation in perdurants, causation, change and the connection between perdurans and endurants via dispositions [6]. UFO-C an ontology of intentional and social entities addressing notions such as beliefs, desires, intentions, goals, actions, commitments and claims, social roles and social particularized relational complexes (social relators) [4]. UFO-S on ontology for commitment-based services [7]. UFO-L an ontology representing legal domain [2]. 1 For detailed overview see [4, 5] Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 8 / 16

Relations within Core Modules of UFO Relations among concepts of UFO-A, UFO-B, and UFO-C modules taken from http://ontouml.org. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 9 / 16

1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 10 / 16

Ontological Meta-properties of Object Types Let T be an object type 2. Identity I + (T) carries identity O + (T) owns (supply) identity Rigidity R + (T) = ( x T (x) (T (x))) (Rigid) R (T) = R + (T) = ( x T (x) T (x)) (Non-Rigid) R (T) = ( x T (x) ( T (x))) (Anti-Rigid) R s (T) = R (T) R (T) (Semi-Rigid) Relational Dependance D + (T, T, R) = def ( x T (x) y T (y) R(x, y)) 2 Might be also referred as Substantial. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 11 / 16

Categories of Object Types For detailed explanation of the categories see http://guizzardi.panrepa.org/pue-2016-p3.pdf Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 12 / 16

Categories of All Universals Categorization of all universals taken from http://ontouml.org. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 13 / 16

An Example An example of UFO based model in OntoUML taken from [1]. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 14 / 16

Ontology Testing 1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing Ontology Testing Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 15 / 16

Ontology Testing Ontology Testing to be continued... Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 15 / 16

Ontology Testing Related resources UFO represented in OWL2 ontology http://onto.fel.cvut.cz/ontologies/ufo OntoUML community portal https://ontouml.org/ Menthor Editor (an OntoUML editor) http://www.menthor.net/ Guizzardi s course materials http://guizzardi.panrepa.org/ Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 16 / 16

References 1 Unified Foundational Ontology Introduction 2 Ontology Testing References Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 17 / 16

References [1] Victorio A Carvalho et al. Multi-level ontology-based conceptual modeling. In: Data & Knowledge Engineering (2017). [2] Cristine Griffo, João Paulo A Almeida, and Giancarlo Guizzardi. Towards a Legal Core Ontology based on Alexy s Theory of Fundamental Rights. In: MWAIL, ICAIL 2015 (2015). [3] Giancarlo Guizzardi. Ontological foundations for structural conceptual models. CTIT, Centre for Telematics and Information Technology, 2005. [4] Giancarlo Guizzardi, Ricardo de Almeida Falbo, and Renata SS Guizzardi. Grounding Software Domain Ontologies in the Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO): The case of the ODE Software Process Ontology. In: CIbSE. 2008, pp. 127 140. [5] Giancarlo Guizzardi et al. Towards ontological foundations for conceptual modeling: the unified foundational ontology (UFO) story. In: Applied ontology 10.3-4 (2015), pp. 259 271. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 16 / 16

Ontology Testing [6] Giancarlo Guizzardi et al. Towards ontological foundations for the conceptual modeling of events. In: International Conference on Conceptual Modeling. Springer. 2013, pp. 327 341. [7] Julio Cesar Nardi et al. Towards a commitment-based reference ontology for services. In: Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference (EDOC), 2013 17th IEEE International. IEEE. 2013, pp. 175 184. Miroslav Blaško (miroslav.blasko@fel.cvut.cz)unified Foundational Ontology and Ontology Testing November 16, 2017 16 / 16