Ontology Construction: Ancient Chinese Artifacts Conceptual Reference Model
Digital Humanities Research ›› 2023, Vol. 3 ›› Issue (3): 37-48.
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This study aims to achieve information exchange and integration among cultural heritage institutions and provide machine-readable information resources to meet the needs of generative artificial intelligence in factual reasoning and decision support. Focused on ancient Chinese movable artifacts, the research utilizes the CIDOC-CRM framework as a foundation and combines top-down and bottom-up approaches to construct the Ancient Chinese Artifacts Conceptual Reference Model(CRM-ACA).Building upon this ontology model, a knowledge graph is created to facilitate data services for the Palace Museum's Online Collection Platform, thereby validating the operability of CRM-ACA. This development fills gaps in the museum industry and promotes the exchange, integration, and intelligent processing of museum collection information.
Key words: the Palace Museum , ontology model , conceptual reference model , information organization , knowledge graph , CIDOC-CRM , CRM-ACA
the Palace Museum ,
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G203
Ye Yipei.
Ontology Construction: Ancient Chinese Artifacts Conceptual Reference Model [J]. Digital Humanities Research, 2023, 3(3): 37-48.
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