[Person-ontology] What about a de facto upper ontology?
Schoening, James R Mr CIV USA AMC
James.Schoening at us.Army.Mil
Mon Oct 15 20:09:43 PDT 2007
All,
Several members have stated their concerns about there ever
being a single upper ontology. I can understand opposition to a
standards developing organization (e.g. ISO or IEEE) passing a standard
upper ontology.
But suppose the open source Higgins project were to utilize a
given upper ontology as a foundation for it Person-Ontology, and suppose
Higgins became a big market success, which led to many vendors using the
same upper ontology, which led to market-momentum for the upper
ontology.
For those opposed to a standard upper ontology, what are your
thoughts on the emergence of a market-driven de facto upper ontology?
Jim Schoening
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