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msesboue edited this page Jul 5, 2021
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Questions
The unanswered question from the last session:
Are there models for transforming Natural Language grammar diagramming (Phrase brackets) to concept maps?
I am interested to know if techniques exist for the transformation of English grammar diagrams, such as Phrase Bracketing converted to concept maps. I understand concept mapping but I can't find a source that explains diagramming conventions used by linguists to be able to relate the two approaches.
thanks
Matthias
"The user stories should come from stakeholders in the project rather than from developers (or oncologists)" (3.1, page 28). It makes sense, though in practice stakeholders are not necessarily aware of this kind of use case approach and even less in the context of an ontology development project. Do you have some tips concerning how to get the stakeholders involved and extract the requirements from them?