An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution

We have developed an evidence-based mental health ontological model that represents mental health in multiple dimensions. The ongoing addition of new mental health knowledge requires a continual update of the Mental Health Ontology. In this paper, we describe how the ontology evolution can be realiz...

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Main Authors: Hadzic, Maja, Dillon, Darshan
Other Authors: Robert Meersman
Format: Book Chapter
Published: Springer 2009
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31689
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Dillon, Darshan
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description We have developed an evidence-based mental health ontological model that represents mental health in multiple dimensions. The ongoing addition of new mental health knowledge requires a continual update of the Mental Health Ontology. In this paper, we describe how the ontology evolution can be realized using a multi-agent system in combination with data mining algorithms. We use the TICSA methodology to design this multi-agent system which is composed of four different types of agents: Information agent, Data Warehouse agent, Data Mining agents and Ontology agent. We use UML 2.1 sequence diagrams to model the collaborative nature of the agents and a UML 2.1 composite structure diagram to model the structure of individual agents. The Mental Heath Ontology has the potential to underpin various mental health research experiments of a collaborative nature which are greatly needed in times of increasing mental distress and illness.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-316892022-12-09T06:09:42Z An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution Hadzic, Maja Dillon, Darshan Robert Meersman Pilar Herrero Tharam Dillon mental health ontology data mining ontology evolution multi-agent system mental health multi-agent system design We have developed an evidence-based mental health ontological model that represents mental health in multiple dimensions. The ongoing addition of new mental health knowledge requires a continual update of the Mental Health Ontology. In this paper, we describe how the ontology evolution can be realized using a multi-agent system in combination with data mining algorithms. We use the TICSA methodology to design this multi-agent system which is composed of four different types of agents: Information agent, Data Warehouse agent, Data Mining agents and Ontology agent. We use UML 2.1 sequence diagrams to model the collaborative nature of the agents and a UML 2.1 composite structure diagram to model the structure of individual agents. The Mental Heath Ontology has the potential to underpin various mental health research experiments of a collaborative nature which are greatly needed in times of increasing mental distress and illness. 2009 Book Chapter http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31689 10.1007/978-3-642-05290-3_102 Springer restricted
spellingShingle mental health ontology
data mining
ontology evolution
multi-agent system
mental health
multi-agent system design
Hadzic, Maja
Dillon, Darshan
An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
title An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
title_full An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
title_fullStr An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
title_full_unstemmed An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
title_short An agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
title_sort agent-based data mining system for ontology evolution
topic mental health ontology
data mining
ontology evolution
multi-agent system
mental health
multi-agent system design
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31689