Conclusion

• Generalised Ontology Formalism

  • GOF allows for comparison of formalisms (by FSO)
  • covers wide range of possible situations (not restricted to currently known formalisms)

• informed/uninformed transformation

  • FSO expressed by means of GOF
  • universal concept principle
    • allows to change types – class, property, instance
    • transformation can be lossy, if there is no possible way to convert some features

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