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Extracting ontologies from legacy systems for understanding and re-engineering

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3 Author(s)
Yang, H. ; Dept. of Comput. Sci., De Montfort Univ., Leicester, UK ; Zhan Cui ; O'Brien, P.

Ontology has been investigated in the context of knowledge sharing among heterogeneous and disparate database and knowledge base systems. Our recent study and experiments suggest that ontology also have a great potential for legacy software understanding and re-engineering. In this paper we consider an ontology to be composed of four elements: classes, relations, functions and instances. We show these four elements forming an ontology for a legacy system can be extracted from the code of the concerned system using the existing software re-engineering tools. We then present our vision how the obtained ontology can be applied to understanding and eventually better re-engineering the legacy systems

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Computer Software and Applications Conference, 1999. COMPSAC '99. Proceedings. The Twenty-Third Annual International

Date of Conference: 1999

Page(s):
21 - 26
Meeting Date :
27 Oct 1999-29 Oct 1999
ISSN :
0730-3157
Print ISBN:
0-7695-0368-3
INSPEC Accession Number:
6431220
Conference Location :
Phoenix, AZ
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/CMPSAC.1999.812512
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Conference Publications

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