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IBM releases an Eclipse-based visual ontology management tool
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IBM Integrated Ontology Development Toolkit (formerly named IBM Semantics
Toolkit) is designed for storage, manipulation, query, and inference of
ontologies and corresponding instances. A major purpose is to establish an
end-to-end ontology engineering environment tightly integrated with dominant
Meta-Object Facility (MOF)-based modeling and application development tools. As
such, it provides a platform for managing RDF metadata and reduces the amount of
programming required for the development of metadata-intensive applications.
The IBM Integrated Ontology Development Toolkit is a visual ontology management tool designed as a set of loosely-coupled cooperative Eclipse plug-ins. It provides a Linux and Java platform containing three main components (Orient, EODM, and RStar) for managing RDF metadata and reduces the amount of programming required for the development of metadata-intensive applications.
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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 21, 2004 (00:00:00) (3471 reads)
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IBM releases intelligent tools for semantic programming
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IBMs new semantic technology enables companies to make better use of their information by enabling software to be more intelligent, adaptive, and efficient. It consists of three major areas; Ontology Specification Languages, Ontology Management Systems and Ontology Query Languages. The following semantic technologies are from IBM research labs from around the world:
Here's a related article that shows how to perform root-cause analysis with the Autonomic Management Engine and ABLE components.
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, November 20, 2004 (00:00:00) (2561 reads)
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