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An Ontology for Static Knowledge Provenance
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The PROV-K ontology is built upon the PROV Ontology (PROV-O) and is grounded in the literature defining knowledge provenance.
“The PROV-K ontology is built upon the PROV Ontology (PROV-O) and is grounded in the literature defining knowledge provenance [11][12][13].”
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PROV-K follows the theoretical guidelines provided by the Static KP ontology while integrating some elements from the Dynamic KP, such as timestamps for truth values and trust relationships.
“The PROV-K follows the theoretical guidelines provided by the Static KP ontology [11] while integrating some elements from the Dynamic KP, such as timestamps for truth values and trust relationships [12].”
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- Fox, M. S., & Huang, J.
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- IFIP — The International Federation for Information Processing
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- Springer-Verlag
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- 2006
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- 203-213
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