Recognition of linguistic patterns for the generation of ontologies applied in knowledge measurement

Abstract

This article analyzes the main thematic areas related to the recognition of linguistic patterns for the generation of ontologies. It begins with an introduction to cognitive science as a scientific area that groups knowledge domains included in a proposed measurement model. Then, from the amplitude of the ontology concept, definitions are exposed according to the project’s theoretical framework as well as examples applied in current linguistic resources. It also describes the common characteristics and main concepts of pattern recognition systems (SRP) and their application in computational linguistics to finally conclude in the main aspects to be considered in the development of a recognition system of linguistic patterns. The article contributes to the exploration of new methodologies supported by ICT as a support to knowledge management in organizations with limited resources such as the micro, small, and medium-size enterprises.