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The ontological approach to the identification of information in tasks of document retrieval

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An approach to the definition of an ontology and a set of operations as an instrument of the formation and quantitatively estimated correlation of identifying images of objects of the subject area in a dialectical relationship of objective, conceptual, and symbolic spaces is proposed. Ontological representation of the image of the object in an computing environment corresponds to an object-oriented approach and includes not only property but also behavior. In practice, this approach will automate dynamic reformulation and correlating the retrieval images of query and documents based on their reduction to a common conceptual and terminological context.

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  1. Department of System Analysis, National Research Nuclear University, MEPHI, Moscow, Russia

    O. L. Golitsyna, N. V. Maksimov & O. V. Okropishina

  2. Center for Prospective Basic and Applied Research, JSC NIIAS, Moscow, Russia

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Original Russian Text © O.L. Golitsyna, N.V. Maksimov, O.V. Okropishina, V.I. Strogonov, 2012, published in Nauchno-Tekhnicheskaya Informatsiya, Seriya 2, 2012, No. 5, pp. 1–9.

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Golitsyna, O.L., Maksimov, N.V., Okropishina, O.V. et al. The ontological approach to the identification of information in tasks of document retrieval. Autom. Doc. Math. Linguist. 46, 125–132 (2012). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0005105512030028

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