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Competency Quesitons from Ontologies to CKG

Elisa F. Kendall and Deborah L. McGuinness. Ontology Engineering. Morgan and Claypool, 2019.

Definition 12.1: A competency question is a (usually application-related) question towards the KG that is formalised in a query language, together with a formal specification of how an acceptable answer may look.

Competency questions focus on functional metrics:
• coverage/completeness (but cannot check all cases)
• correctness
• accessibility (using query answering software)


They can be used in several situations:
• To define the initial scope (requirements) of a new KG project
• To formalise data modelling decisions (how should knowledge be encoded to be accessible)
• For regression testing (ensure that KG does not break in the future)

Competency questions take a content-oriented view (application- and domain-specific), but the approach can be generalised to set up unit testing:
• Define a test suite of queries + (constraints on) expected answers
• Automatically run queries to detect problems

Fonte: https://iccl.inf.tu-dresden.de/w/images/e/eb/KG2021-Lecture-12-overlay.pdf

KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS
Lecture 12: Knowledge Graph Quality
Markus Krotzsch
Knowledge-Based Systems
TU Dresden, 11th Jan 2022


Competency questions (CQs) are questions in natural language that outline the knowledge and specify the constraints for knowledge representation.

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