Kanygin G.V., Poltinnikova M.S. The graph context-oriented ontological methods. Cloud of Science, 2019. Vol. 6, Issue 2, pp. 246-264.

Abstract

Earlier the authors proposed the graph context-oriented ontological (GCOO) methods that make the tools of object-oriented programming (OOP) accessible for practical use by non-specialists in computer science. Now the authors present the workings of a test program (ontoeditor) that implements GCOO methods. The article shows how the mathematical model of GCOO methods, incomprehensible to non-specialists, boils down to intelligible user interfaces. In addition, the paper shows the user actions, which make the un-prepared person able to describe social processes using natural language and, at the same time, check such descriptions with the help of OOP tools. All demonstrations run as examples of conceptualization of practical situations arising in the process of communication between social actors.