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About this paper
Aleksandr Boldachev
Boldachev's `boldsea` approach introduces executable ontologies by integrating event semantics with a dataflow architecture, enabling dynamic semantic models that directly control process execution. This framework achieves runtime modifiability, complete temporal traceability, and a unified semantic representation for data and logic in enterprise systems.
Key insights
- Executable ontologies bridge the 'structural-execution gap' by allowing semantic models to actively drive and manage process execution, rather than merely describing knowledge passively.
- The two-level event graph structure (Model Events for schema, Reification Events for instances) inherently ensures validation, semantic correctness, and consistency.
- The declarative nature of BSL and dataflow execution enables inherent runtime modifiability of semantic models without system interruption, fostering adaptability and agility.
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