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Guiding the User: An Ontology Driven Interface - Bechhofer, Stevens, Ng.. (1999) (5 citations) (Correct)
....Entry and Query Formulation Much work has been done on the use of GRAIL models to drive data entry interfaces. This began with PEN PAD, has evolved from experiments with user interface requirements and now forms part of the latest version of a major computer package for General Practitioners[12]. The work focused primarily on data entry rather than query formulation. The data forms are driven by the sensible sanctions in the model, ensuring that the options available for input correspond to compositions that exist. When we consider queries, however, the more abstract concepts permitted ....
J. Kirby. PEN & PAD: The Next Generation. In Primary Health Care Specialist Group, Cambridge, UK, 1995.
Terminologies and Terminology Servers for.. - Bechhofer, Goble.. (1997) (1 citation) (Correct)
....been built which rely on server functionality to support data entry. An example is PEN PAD, a product which has evolved from experiments with user interface requirements for clinical data entry [22] and now forms part of the latest version of a major computer package for General Practitioners [15]. The application relies on the notion of controlled data entry, where interfaces are built according to the information present in the conceptual model. In particular this constrains the construction of complex expressions, ensuring that incoherent expressions cannot be generated. As discussed ....
J. Kirby. PEN & PAD: The Next Generation. In Primary Health Care Specialist Group, Cambridge, UK, 1995.
Using a Description Logic to Drive Query Interfaces - Bechhofer, Goble (1997) (Correct)
....it. 3 Data Entry and Query Much work has been done on the use of Grail models to drive data entry interfaces. This work began with PEN PAD, has evolved from experiments with user interface requirements and now forms part of the latest version of a major computer package for General Practioners[Kir95] However, such work has focused primarily on data entry rather than query formulation. The data forms are driven by the sensible sanctions in the model, ensuring that the options available for input correspond to compositions that exist. When we consider query, however, the more abstract ....
J. Kirby. PEN & PAD: The Next Generation. In Primary Health Care Specialist Group, Cambridge, UK, 1995.
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