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Context Detection in Ontology

Achraf Mtibaa *
Higher Institute of Electronics *
Communication MIRACL Laboratory *
University of Sfax *
Tunisia Researcher *
* Maha Maalej , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia Faïez Gargouri , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia (Portugal)
* Maha Maalej , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia Faïez Gargouri , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia (Portugal)
* Maha Maalej , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia Faïez Gargouri , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia (Portugal)
* Maha Maalej , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia Faïez Gargouri , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia (Portugal)
* Maha Maalej , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia Faïez Gargouri , Higher institute of computing and multimedia MIRACL Laboratory , University of Sfax, Tunisia (Portugal)

Abstract

In the requirement specification phase, several use rs express the same requirement. In fact, they are situated in different contexts. The context detection of such expressed requirement faces many problems. Among these problems, we cite the implicit aspect o f a context. In this work, we propose an approach t o detect the requirement context by expliciting this context notion with contextual parameters. Our approach is able to infer the context after knowing the contextual parameters of the user requirement. To realize our proposed approach, we updated the ContextOntoMR prototype.

Keywords

Context Parameters Context Detection Ontology Inference Requirement Specification
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Mtibaa, et al. (2012). Context Detection in Ontology. IADIS International Journal on Computer Science and Information Systems, 7(2). https://doi.org/10.33965/ijcsis_2012_v7i2_10
Mtibaa, et al. "Context Detection in Ontology." IADIS International Journal on Computer Science and Information Systems, vol. 7, no. 2, 2012. https://doi.org/10.33965/ijcsis_2012_v7i2_10
Mtibaa, et al. "Context Detection in Ontology." IADIS International Journal on Computer Science and Information Systems 7, no. 2 (2012). https://doi.org/10.33965/ijcsis_2012_v7i2_10