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5.2.1 Pre-defined ontology types {nid 1J4A}

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Individuals of the class OntologyType refer to well-known classifications for ontologies
5.2.1 Pre-defined ontology types. Individuals of the class OntologyType refer to well-known classifications for ontologies

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levels of the conceptualization [5, 16]:
• upper level ontologies describing general, domain-independent concepts e.g. space,
time.
• core ontologies describing the most important concepts in a specific domain
• domain ontology describing some domain of the world
• task ontology describing generic types of tasks or activities e.g. selling, selecting.
• application ontology describing some domain in an application-dependent manner
The class can be extended to support additional classifications (e.g. the one in [9]). {nid 1KD9}
}}}
levels of the conceptualization [5, 16]: {nid 1J4A}
** upper level ontologies describing general, domain-independent concepts e.g. space, time. {nid 1KD9}
** core ontologies describing the most important concepts in a specific domain {nid 1KDJ}
** domain ontology describing some domain of the world {nid 1KDK}
** task ontology describing generic types of tasks or activities e.g. selling, selecting. {nid 1KDL}
** application ontology describing some domain in an application-dependent manner The class can be extended to support additional classifications (e.g. the one in [9]). {nid 1KDM}