On the surface, this looks like a case where Description Logic subsumption reasoning would be well-suited to finding the matches. (Or, more strictly, satisfiability of the class intersections, but it pretty much comes down to the same thing.) #g -- At 21:43 05/08/04 +0200, Danny Ayers wrote: >An idea that came up in conversation with the wife - apparently there are >directories of orgs from which grants are available, maybe >foundations/philanthropists. There are also plenty of charities around. >too. But it seems likely that there will be sets of criteria for which >charities are suitable - e.g. "medical research but no animal experiments". >First pass this looks like a place where ontology + logic could be applied >pretty directly. Does that sound reasonable? Has anything been done along >these lines already? > >Cheers, >Danny. > >-- > >Raw >http://dannyayers.com ------------ Graham Klyne For email: http://www.ninebynine.org/#ContactReceived on Monday, 9 August 2004 11:32:17 GMT
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