Kinglsey - (01)
>
> Kingsley Idehen is a Person;
> (02)
The sentence "Kingsly Idehen is a person" is pretty much the same as "The
technical name for policy number is mstr-pol-
no." (03)
A person has the name Kingsley Idehen. (04)
A data element name meaning policy number is mstr-pol-no. (05)
That's pretty straight forward isn't it? (06)
I would, as always, argue that if an (ontology) tool is constrained to real
language it's pretty much useless around legacy
systems since for a variety of entirely non-negotiable reasons there are
tremendous amounts of un-natural language
around said systems. (07)
Or from another angle... acknowledging that un-natural language is inherent to
legacy systems (again, this is 100% non-
negotiable, & the technical jargon of the RDF/OWL/SPARQL/URI world is every bit
as legacy as a 43 year old PL/1 system),
how does said un-natural language get woven into ontology tools? (08)
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David Eddy
Legacy Software, Ltd. (09)
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