Formalising uncertainty: An Ontology of Reasoning, Certainty and Attribution (ORCA).

Abstract. To enable better representations of biomedical argumentation over collections of research papers, we propose a model and a lightweight ontology to represent interpersonal, discourse-based, data-driven reasoning. This model is applied to a collection of scientific documents, to show how it...

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Main Authors: Anita De Waard, Jodi Schneider
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