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Providing Conceptual Disambiguation for Terms in Reusable Ontologies: A Case Study from FIBO
2018
Joint Ontology Workshops
This paper describes a number of design techniques employed in the Financial Industry Business Ontology (FIBO) series of standards. These are compared to the notion of a conceptual ontology as a computationally independent artefact. An example is given in the applications of the Interest Rate Swaps (IR Swaps) FIBO ontology, where some ontology elements may be re-used to represent different concepts in different kinds of ontology application. Some proposals are outlined for the use of a
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