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Use case: Ontology with rules for identifying brain anatomical structures

Résumé

The proposed use case focuses on interoperating between a rule base and a brain cortex anatomy ontology, in order to assist the labeling of the brain cortex structures - sulci and gyri - involved in MRI images. The use case documents the ontology and the rules so as to clarify the added value and needs of rules, and the language expressiveness required. The expected result is to get candidate languages extending OWL DL with rules that allow representing all the knowledge required (ontology and rules), joint with the properties of reasoning that are guaranteed.
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inserm-00138688 , version 1 (13-09-2007)

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Christine Golbreich, Olivier Bierlaire, Olivier Dameron, Bernard Gibaud. Use case: Ontology with rules for identifying brain anatomical structures. W3C Workshop on rule languages for interoperability, Apr 2005, France. pp.1-5. ⟨inserm-00138688⟩
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