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Ontologies: An Overlooked Route to Simplicity [Semantic Arts FDA/NIH ontology round table 02172023]

Ontologies: An Overlooked Route to Simplicity Ontologists often get feedback from peers outside the ontology community that the models created are too complex. There is some validity in that criticism. Ontology construction is complex enough what with the restrictions, and inference instead of constraints, and the puzzling side effects of open world reasoning. And many ontologies are numerically complex, that is there are many, often non-intuitive concepts to be mastered to become competent with the artifacts. But it is possible to use the power and complexity of the semantic ecosystem to build artifacts that are simple, without losing fidelity. These simpler artifacts are far easier to leverage. This talk will introduce the core of the approach that leads to elegant ontologies. From there we will cover two use cases that each highlight a different aspect of the simplicity premium. The Morgan Stanley story tells how simplicity aided in what we now call “zero copy integration.” The Schneider-Electric story covers how a 100:1 reduction in complexity led to an even bigger reduction is configuration rule writing, and then two more unanticipated bonuses, integrating an acquired company and complying with a complex standard. Finally, we will speculate on what an approach like this might look like at the FDA (very speculative, just meant to be a thought experiment). Dave McComb is President and Co-founder of Semantic Arts, a consulting firm that has been exclusively focused on helping clients implement semantics and knowledge graph technology for 23 years. In addition to Morgan Stanley and Schneider-Electric, Semantic Arts has done significant semantic work with Amgen, Procter & Gamble, Standard & Poors, Verizon, Price Waterhouse, Goldman Sachs, Lexis Nexis, Sallie Mae, The International Monetary Fund, Dun & Bradstreet, Juniper Networks and Electronic Arts, as well as dozens of medium sized firms. Dave is the author of Semantics in Business System, Software Wasteland and The Data-Centric Revolution. He holds three patents in model driven development Biomedical Ontology World is a channel to publish talks, lessons, and interviews for ontology development and implementation for bio and health big data, data interoperability, AI, and knowledge presentation.