Tools for the Automatic Generation of Ontology Documentation : A Task-Based Evaluation
Ontologies are knowledge constructs essential for creation of the Web of Data. Good documentation is required to permit people to understand ontologies and thus employ them correctly, but this is costly to create by tradition authorship methods, and is thus inefficient to create in this way until an...
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