Publication: Thai Tattoo Wisdom’s Representation of Knowledge by Ontology
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Informatics
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Thai Tattoo Wisdom’s Representation of Knowledge by Ontology
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Abstract
Sak Yan Ontology (SYO) models knowledge derived from Thai tattoos in the design of cultural heritage preservation planning. Ontology Development 101 is a technique of ontology model creation. The aims of this study are to share the performance of ontology development and ontology evaluation. The study is specifically focused on validation from domain experts and automation evaluated using the OOPS! tools (OntOlogy Pitfall Scanner is a tool that helps detect some of the most common pitfalls appearing when developing ontologies). The results obtained from OOPS! show that SYO is devoid of critical errors; however; it does have one critical; three important; and three minor problems. Four of the problems are fixed; whereas the others are continuous. The combination of automatic and human validation methodologies improves the quality of the ontology being modeled. The tools enhance the traditional methodology with quicker; easier; and smaller amounts of subjective analysis. In conclusion; for the reparation movement; solutions for the above problems are suggested.