Formation and Adaptation Methods in the Design and Development Data Ontology

Abstract

The paper considers general problems in managing the design and development data, subject to customized design and production. It presents main approaches to information integration of the product life cycle processes. Ontological approach recommended for use to ensure semantic compatibility at the level of describing the syntax and semantics of the design and development data is considered in detail. Within the framework of the ontological approach, methods of automatic generation and adaptation of the basic ontology in the design and development data are described in detail. The method of the data basic ontology automatic generation involves formation of the data object logical groups followed by determining the ontology object types, associations between them and optimizing the resulting structure of the basic data ontology. The data basic ontology adaptation method involves formation of logical groups of the new or changed data elements with subsequent assessment of the statistical dependence and semantic connections both between the logical groups and between the data ontology objects. Based on results in analyzing connections between the data ontology objects, knowledge statements are clarified or formed. Implementation of a prototype of the intelligent product data management system implementing the proposed methods in managing the design and development data ontology is briefly considered

The work was carried out with financial support The Council on Grants of the President of the Russian Federation for Young Scientists and Postgraduates (SP-133.2022.5)

Please cite this article in English as:

Drozd O.V. Formation and adaptation methods in the design and development data ontology. Herald of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Series Instrument Engineering, 2024, no. 1 (146), pp. 104--121 (in Russ.). EDN: HVWKWE

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