Development of a Knowledge-based Application Utilizing Ontologies for the Continuing Site-specific JJ1017 Master Maintenance

doi:https://doi.org/10.6009/jjrt.2015_jsrt_71.7.585

Open AccessArticle10.6009/jjrt.2015_jsrt_71.7.585

Development of a Knowledge-based Application Utilizing Ontologies for the Continuing Site-specific JJ1017 Master Maintenance

Tatsuaki Kobayashi,Shintaro Tsuji,Ayako Yagahara,Takumi Tanikawa,Tokuo Umeda-2015-01-01-Japanese Journal of Radiological Technology

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The purpose of this study was to develop the JJ1017 Knowledge-based Application (JKA) to support the continuing maintenance of a site-specific JJ1017 master defined by the JJ1017 guideline as a standard radiologic procedure master for medical information systems that are being adopted by some medical facilities in Japan. The method consisted of the following three steps: (1) construction of the JJ1017 Ontology (JJOnt) as a knowledge base using the Hozo (an environment for building/using ontologies); (2) development of modules (operation, I/O, graph modules) that are required to continue the maintenance of a site-specific JJ1017 master; and (3) unit testing of the JKA that consists of the JJOnt and the modules. As a result, the number of classes included in the JJOnt was 21,697. Within the radiologic procedure classes included in the above, the ratio of a JJ1017 master code for an external beam radiotherapy was the highest (51%). In unit testing of the JKA, we checked the main operation

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The purpose of this study was to develop the JJ1017 Knowledge-based Application (JKA) to support the continuing maintenance of a site-specific JJ1017 master defined by the JJ1017 guideline as a standard radiologic procedure master for medical information systems that are being adopted by some medical facilities in Japan. The method consisted of the following three steps: (1) construction of the JJ1017 Ontology (JJOnt) as a knowledge base using the Hozo (an environment for building/using ontologies); (2) development of modules (operation, I/O, graph modules) that are required to continue the maintenance of a site-specific JJ1017 master; and (3) unit testing of the JKA that consists of the JJOnt and the modules. As a result, the number of classes included in the JJOnt was 21,697. Within the radiologic procedure classes included in the above, the ratio of a JJ1017 master code for an external beam radiotherapy was the highest (51%). In unit testing of the JKA, we checked the main operation

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OntologyKnowledge baseComputer scienceUnit (ring theory)Software engineeringWorld Wide Web

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