Towards a standard taxonomy of artifact functions

Applied ontology 1 (3-4):221-236 (2006)
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The aim of this paper is to provide a logically accurate and technologically sound taxonomy of artifact functions. To this end, I review one of the recent proposals of such taxonomy: the Reconciled Functional Basis. Since it turns out that this taxonomy involves some serious shortcomings, I attempt to refine it with the help of the conceptual framework of DOLCE, which is a foundational ontology in Knowledge Representation research.

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10.3233/apo-2006-021

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Paweł Garbacz
John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin

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