Ontology for Systems Engineering (Short Version)

[@BrittoCourbage]

It’s very nice and complete job. Thank you very much.

[@JohanLammens]

Very interesting indeed, but how does one distinguish good from bad/"garbage" ontologies? I.e., what defines a good ontology and how does once decide on its goodness? Is there a formal way to do this, or is it a subjective value judgment?

[@Dr-Brown]

This research will be very useful to me, is there a good place where I can keep an eye on progress?

[@SuperMboli]

For me, the washing machine is also a system but not a complex one, because it has many units.

[@paulprendergast5148]

Liked the Video. Your definition of a system could be improved - the logic for example is a system - but is it a material entity ... also the system does not allow for sub-assemblies - the engine in a car could be considered a system in its own domain - but it is only as part of a bigger aggregation that its system emergent behaviour occurs ... it can be more - a component can be a system in its own right, e.g logic as applied to maths or as applied to the law or in the CPU logic gates ) - Systems have a bill of materials structure and it is only when these are engineered to provide new capabilities some of which a could be unintentential that a system is created or discovered.

[@rgfuller2]

Do you have examples of cases where BFO made integration possible when it was not before?

[@aminabahri7638]

how use ontology with sentiment analysis

[@cppmsg]

Very helpful, are the slides available to download?

[@robsan5410]

It's extremely unethical for you to be doing this kind of research for intelligence agencies which enable more complete surveilence by groups with a very dubious past record. Thank you though for sharing your work with the public though.

[@ronwhittaker6317]

of cource the digestive system was an intelligent design. no damn way something WITH so many other dependent systems in concert couldn't have been well thought out. not engineered ? NONSENCE. so science is just actual just magic all this time/