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Multimethodological Background

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This chapter introduces fundamentals of the empirical approach to the OntoGate, actionoriented ontology engineering and the meta perspective of Design Science. The methods suggested by the community of ontologists are mainly action-oriented and derived from a specific development process for an application. Design Science can ease this problem by providing a more generic approach.

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(2008). Multimethodological Background. In: Innovation and Ontologies. Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9920-7_9

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