This paper introduces a complementary set of ontology pitfalls targeting patterns that are not necessary produced by human ontology engineers but commonly arise from LLM-assisted ontology generation, including semantic redundancies, hierarchy conflicts, and property modeling artifacts.
Design smells are structural flaws that, if not detected early, can impair software quality and increase maintenance costs. Traditional detection approaches are language-specific and rely on low-level metrics, making them ineffective for heterogeneous, multilingual systems. This paper presents Ontology-Driven Design De...
The results support the feasibility of ontology-driven generation for static-classification systems, whereas arithmetic risk computation and temporal event processing remain better suited to complementary procedural technologies.
Borivoj Bogdanović, S. Nikolić· Computers· 0 citations
The results demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed framework for producing consistent sentence-level semantic extraction from quality-related construction requirement text and demonstrate how ontology-guided fine-tuning can provide explicit semantic grounding for LLM-based information extraction.
Lian-Nian Wang, Jeongbin Hwang, Kevin Han et al.· Journal of Management in Eng...· 0 citations
OaK is presented, an ontology-as-a-kernel framework that dynamically constructs and refines task-oriented ontologies for LLM agents and shows that OaK improves standard LLM agents, strengthens evidence grounding, and boosts the reliability of multi-step reasoning.
Xiaohui Zhang, Ze-Qun Sun, Cheng Yang et al.· 0 citations
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