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Empirical Validation of Concept Maps: Preliminary Methodological Considerations
Kaohsiung, Taiwan July 05-July 08
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Dietrich Albert, University of Graz
Christina M. Steiner, University of Graz
For their usage in the semantic web valid ontologies are required for a given domain. Here we focus on ontologies represented as concept maps. We outline two methodological approaches for empirically validating concept maps. One procedure is to validate a given concept map with concept maps generated systematically by others. As a second method of validating a given concept map, we suggest to observe the behaviour in a relevant situational context as a validation criterion. In this scope, a method for predicting persons? problem solving behaviour by using a given concept map is outlined. In general, the purpose and ultimate use of a given concept map has to be taken into consideration for choosing a validation procedure and interpreting its results.
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Dietrich Albert, Christina M. Steiner, "Empirical Validation of Concept Maps: Preliminary Methodological Considerations," icalt, pp.952-953, Fifth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT'05), 2005
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