Using Ontology methodologies in Protg Software to solve it the below word list. And We will prove how and why the procedure used in the previous example (of unifying heterogeneous data) is inefficient and ineffective. We will then investigate how such problems could be solved using a unifying model in advance.

Instructions Build an ontology from scratch given a specific domain defined by the provided list of words. Formalise the ontology in Protg, and identify the categories of the words in the list: - What are the roles? - What are the concepts? - What are the attributes? Furthermore, appropriately connect concepts with roles and assign attributes to concepts. Follow the process used in the Workshop session. Bowl Served_In Hints: - Remember to use Disjoint Union - There is 1 Data Property, and 2 Object Property - Both Domain and Range can contain more than 1 element Instructions Build an ontology from scratch given a specific domain defined by the provided list of words. Formalise the ontology in Protg, and identify the categories of the words in the list: - What are the roles? - What are the concepts? - What are the attributes? Furthermore, appropriately connect concepts with roles and assign attributes to concepts. Follow the process used in the Workshop session. Bowl Served_In Hints: - Remember to use Disjoint Union - There is 1 Data Property, and 2 Object Property - Both Domain and Range can contain more than 1 element