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Contextual and ontological aspects of decision-making

Chaplinskyy Y.1, Subbotina O.2
1 Glushkov Institute of cybernetic of NAS of Ukraine
2 Glushkov Institute of cybernetic of NAS of Ukraine
cyuriy60@notmail.com; olenas2011@gmail.com

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Publication Language: Ukrainian
Stuc. intelekt. 2022; 27(1):229-237

Abstract: The actuality of the usage of decision-making approach based on the ontologies and context is shown. The actuality of the implementation of the aspects system for decision-making is considered. The known approaches to the use of aspects of decision-making are analyzed. A ontologies which describe the context and its implementation for specific decision-making tasks is considered. The aspects ontology and its components for decision-making are presented. The main characteristics of the aspects system and dimensions of consideration are presented.

Keywords: context, ontology, aspects system, decision support system, knowledge management.

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