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Co-Champions: Steve Ray ( Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley) Leo Obrst (MITRE)

Co-Champions: Steve Ray ( Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley) Leo Obrst (MITRE). Ontology Summit 2013: Ontology Evaluation Across the Ontology Lifecycle Virtual Panel Session 08 – March 7, 2013 Track A: Intrinsic Aspects of Ontology Evaluation II. Panelists Today.

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Co-Champions: Steve Ray ( Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley) Leo Obrst (MITRE)

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  1. Co-Champions: Steve Ray (Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley) Leo Obrst (MITRE) Ontology Summit 2013: Ontology Evaluation Across the Ontology LifecycleVirtual Panel Session 08 – March 7, 2013Track A: Intrinsic Aspects of Ontology EvaluationII

  2. Panelists Today • Professor PatrickLambrix(Linköping University, Sweden) "Debugging is-a structure in ontologies“ • Discusses basic structural evaluation through exploration of the "is-a" relation for ontologies • Ms. MariaCopeland(University of Manchester) - "Ontology Evolution and Regression Testing“ • Provides some software engineering concepts of regression testing • Dr. MelissaHaendel(Oregon Health & Science University) "A biologists' perspective on ontology utility" • Key ontology qualities from a biologist's perspective • Mr. EdBarkmeyer(NIST) - "Core components for an ontology: Quantities and Codes“ • Finishes with some suggestions on the use of common elements within ontologies

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