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CleanONTO: Evaluating Taxonomic Relationships in Ontologies

Consistent ontologies are vital for the growth of the Semantic Web. We describe and appraise the OntoClean methodology and the difierent implementations available to evaluate taxonomic relationships in ontologies. We propose a new system, CleanONTO, which uses deflnitions to describe each concept, where deflnitions are paths from the concept to the root node of the ontology. In the current study, these deflnitions (paths) have been extracted from WordNet.