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work_i3q4vd2cqfgf5basystouk4g3a	A GUZMANARENAS	Measuring the understanding between two agents through concept similarity	2006	24	.pdf	application/pdf	9786	1247	79	Two agents previously unknown to each other cannot communicate by exchanging concepts (nodes of their own ontology): they need to use a common communication language. The ambiguities of it, and the different concepts the agents possess, give rise to imperfect understanding among them: How closely concepts in ontology OA map1 to which of KEY WORDS: Ontology matching, natural language, concept similarity, degree of understanding, imperfect knowledge. ♦ Each concept and relation has as name (or has associated) words from a natural language, since the ontology tries to represent a part of the other agent's knowledge of such concept, to be called in §3.1 the similarity value (sv). Case a) Agent P (with ontology OP, figure 1) wants to find the most similar concept to cA = onion Examples of confusion and similarity (sim') for two concepts of the same ontology OP, figure 1. Concept similarity measures the understanding between two agents.	./cache/work_i3q4vd2cqfgf5basystouk4g3a.pdf	./txt/work_i3q4vd2cqfgf5basystouk4g3a.txt