[om] Standard .. Ontologies for Math
Andrew Solomon
andrew at illywhacker.net
Thu Jun 7 19:30:05 CEST 2001
Hmmm. Interesting. As I looked at this, I found myself wondering "why?".
In OpenMath a primary hope is to make communication
of mathematical objects easier. The knowledge systems folk probably think
it's immensely useful to be able to "share ontologies", and perhaps this
website is more useful for that, or equivalent to STS?
As always, I applied the "semigroup" test. It fails.
Andrew
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 08:38:38AM -0700, Richard Fateman wrote:
> I encountered recently a list of ontologies from
> Stanford's Knowledge Systems Lab.
> Among others, they include a framework for
> Abstract Algebra that might be of interest
> to OM.
> I suggest people (James? David?) writing CDs look around at
> this site.
>
> http://piano.stanford.edu/concur/examples/html-lib/abstract-algebra/index.html
>
> RJF
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