Ambiguity in Knowledge Organization: Four Proposed Types

Types of Ambiguity

Selected Types of Pg-Ambiguity

The objective of the present paper is to analyse syntactic ambiguity of prepositional groups (Pg’s) within the background of dependency oriented Functional Generative Description (FGD). Several basic types of Pg-ambiguity are presented and the possibilities of searching for their occurrences in the Prague Dependency Tree Bank (PDT) is illustrated. Criteria for automatic Pg-ambiguity detection a...

Exploring Proposed Ontological Issues of ARIS with Four Different Types of Modellers

Many organisations in Australia and world-wide are adopting the practice of business process modelling for reasons such as Business Process Management (BPM) and new legislation requirements. As these modelling tasks are often time consuming and expensive, it is important that the tools and techniques that are used can effectively capture the real world systems being modelled. Numerous studies h...

Genus-Wide Screening Reveals Four Distinct Types of Structural Plastid Genome Organization in Pelargonium (Geraniaceae)

Geraniaceae are known for their unusual plastid genomes (plastomes), with the genus Pelargonium being most conspicuous with regard to plastome size and gene organization as judged by the sequenced plastomes of P. x hortorum and P. alternans. However, the hybrid origin of P. x hortorum and the uncertain phylogenetic position of P. alternans obscure the events that led to these extraordinary plas...

Detecting Ambiguity: An Example in Knowledge Evaluation

Expert systems have been developed around one expert part ly because the expert has been totally responsible for the soundness of the knowledge base. Without strong aids to help ensure soundness in building expert systems, we must rely on the soundness of the mature cohesiveness of a human expert. As knowledge bases grow this mature expertise will not be adequate. We propose a new method (for e...