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Ontology Lexicalization: The lemon perspective

Ontologies (Guarino1998) capture knowledge butfail to capture the structure and use of terms inexpressing and referring to this knowledge in nat-ural language. The structure and use of termsis the concern of terminology as well as lexicol-ogy. In recent years, the relevance of terminologyin knowledge representation has been recognizedagain (for example the advent of SKOS

Thierry Declerck | Philipp Cimiano | John P. McCrae | Elena Montiel-Ponsoda | Paul Buitelaar

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