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A free, formal ontology in first order logic with domain ontologies totalling 20,000 concepts and 60,000 axioms, with mappings to all of WordNet.
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welcome to gnowsis, the Semantic Desktop environment published by the Knowledge ... read more about the Gnowsis. Publications. contact ...
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