Ontology-Driven Generation of Guidelines for Content Creation Purposes

Peculiarities of Ontology-Oriented Approach in Creating Knowledge

Making advantage of ontologies’ capacity may help our knowledge be understood by machines as well; the effect which is called machine readability (Ningombam et al., 2011; Fu et al., 2010). This fact leads us to the point that interplay between ontologies, as an approach to interaction between machines, or let say non-human agents, can achieve a high role in creating new knowledge as well. This is because the interplay between ontologies, like any other type of interplay, has basically the potential to form some sort of added knowledge different from both the explicit and implicit knowledge originally embedded in these ontologies. As an example, when interplay occurs between the “ontology of user model” on the one side, and the “ontology of IT services technologies” on the other side, a new knowledge can be created regarding “customized technologies,” which originally does not exist explicitly in these two ontologies.