Ontology Creation and Management Tools: the Case of Anatomical Connectivity
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| author | Kokash, Natallia de Bono, Bernard Gillespie, Tom |
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| contents | We are developing infrastructure to support researchers in mapping data related to the peripheral nervous system and other physiological systems, with an emphasis on their relevance to the organs under investigation. The nervous system, a complex network of nerves and ganglia, plays a critical role in coordinating and transmitting signals throughout the body. To aid in this, we have created ApiNATOMY, a framework for the topological and semantic representation of multiscale physiological circuit maps. ApiNATOMY integrates a Knowledge Representation (KR) model and a suite of Knowledge Management (KM) tools. The KR model enables physiology experts to easily capture interactions between anatomical entities, while the KM tools help modelers convert high-level abstractions into detailed models of physiological processes, which can be integrated with external ontologies and knowledge graphs. |
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| spellingShingle | Ontology Creation and Management Tools: the Case of Anatomical Connectivity Kokash, Natallia de Bono, Bernard Gillespie, Tom Artificial Intelligence Digital Libraries We are developing infrastructure to support researchers in mapping data related to the peripheral nervous system and other physiological systems, with an emphasis on their relevance to the organs under investigation. The nervous system, a complex network of nerves and ganglia, plays a critical role in coordinating and transmitting signals throughout the body. To aid in this, we have created ApiNATOMY, a framework for the topological and semantic representation of multiscale physiological circuit maps. ApiNATOMY integrates a Knowledge Representation (KR) model and a suite of Knowledge Management (KM) tools. The KR model enables physiology experts to easily capture interactions between anatomical entities, while the KM tools help modelers convert high-level abstractions into detailed models of physiological processes, which can be integrated with external ontologies and knowledge graphs. |
| title | Ontology Creation and Management Tools: the Case of Anatomical Connectivity |
| topic | Artificial Intelligence Digital Libraries |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.15780 |