Thanks, (01)
I have seen this before. I think it is good work. I'm not sure if it is in
routine use, however. It has demonstrable utility as evidenced from research
papers, and much potential. I am not aware of it having a significant user
community whether in academia or industry, nor have I looked into it. (02)
Mike (03)
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<< File: ABC Ontology and Model.pdf >> Mike (05)
One interesting ontology with a somewhat different application than most of
what I've been reviewing is the ABC Ontology and Model. It's an
international
digital library effort with Cornell Univ. staff working on it for the US.
I'm
attaching a paper by Carl Lagoze (Cornell) and Jane Hunter (DSTC Pty, Ltd,
Australia) for your review of it. (06)
Regards, Norma (07)
"Uschold, Michael F" wrote: (08)
> Can anyone point to some very large ontologies that are in routine use? I
> know there are some in the medical informatics area, but am unsure of what
> they are called. One is on the order of 35K items, perhaps in genetics.
>
> If anyone can supply any details I would be grateful.
>
> Thanks
> Mike Uschold
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