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Using analogy computing for ontology development

In this paper, we address the problem of ontology development by exploiting analogy between different but related knowledge domains. We define analogy model and use it in combination with question-answering approach for ontology development and validation processes. The proposed approach was practically evaluated in the use case of developing ontology for a wireless networking interface software module based on existing ontology of another different but analogous module.