Cross-ontological analytics for alignment of different classification schemes

Patent №

US 7,805,010

Granted

2010-09-28

Filed 2006

Owner

BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

Lab

AI components

5

ml · nlp · kr · planning · hardware

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

11493503

Quantification of the similarity between nodes in multiple electronic classification schemes is provided by automatically identifying relationships and similarities between nodes within and across the electronic classification schemes. Quantifying the similarity between a first node in a first electronic classification scheme and a second node in a second electronic classification scheme involves finding a third node in the first electronic classification scheme, wherein a first product value of an inter-scheme similarity value between the second and third nodes and an intra-scheme similarity value between the first and third nodes is a maximum. A fourth node in the second electronic classification scheme can be found, wherein a second product value of an inter-scheme similarity value between the first and fourth nodes and an intra-scheme similarity value between the second and fourth nodes is a maximum. The maximum between the first and second product values represents a measure of similarity between the first and second nodes.

AI classification

AI hardware1.00
Machine learning0.99
Knowledge representation0.93
Natural language0.58
Planning0.55
Evolutionary computation0.06
Vision0.03
Speech0.00

Ownership

BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

assignment · 181360436

Assignors

POSSE, CHRISTIAN, SANFILIPPO, ANTONIO P., GOPALAN, BANU, RIENSCHE, RODERICK M., BADDELEY, ROBERT L.

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