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Project Title

Development of Enterprise Knowledge Graph Ontology with Neo4j


Integration

Project Description

The goal is to create an application that generates enterprise knowledge


graphs based on an enterprise-neutral information model. The application will
support structured and unstructured data and incorporate a survey-like
interface for user input.

Key deliverables include:

1. A common ontology model developed in OWL (Web Ontology


Language).
2. A Neo4j schema mapping the ontology (classes, nodes, and
relationships).
3. A prototype tree-structured visualization of the ontology to
demonstrate its logical structure and facilitate exploration.

The freelancer will use tools like Protégé and Neo4j to achieve the following
objectives.

Requirements and Deliverables

1. Ontology Development (OWL)

• Objective: Create an ontology that defines:


o Domains (e.g., Culture).
o Themes (e.g., Cultural Orientations).
o Loops (e.g., Compete).
o Trace Questions (e.g., “We have a competitive cultural
orientation”).
• Key Elements:
o Use classes for Domains, Themes, Loops, and Trace Questions.
o Define hierarchical relationships between elements (e.g., Loop →
partOf → Theme).
o Incorporate object properties (relationships) such as:
▪ isPartOf, influences, defines, connectsTo.
o Define data properties (attributes) for descriptions, labels, and
identifiers.
• Tools: Protégé (or equivalent).
• Output:
o An OWL file that represents the ontology structure.

2. Neo4j Schema

• Objective: Translate the ontology into a graph database schema


compatible with Neo4j.
• Key Tasks:
o Map ontology classes to Neo4j nodes.
o Map ontology relationships to Neo4j edges.
o Implement example data (e.g., a subset of your 500 trace
questions) to test the schema.
o Validate the Neo4j graph with queries that demonstrate
connections between loops, themes, and domains.
• Tools: Neo4j Desktop or AuraDB with the n10s RDF plugin.
• Output:
o A Neo4j schema configuration.
o Example dataset loaded into Neo4j.

3. Logical Tree Model Visualization

• Objective: Create a viewable and interactive logical tree structure of


the ontology.
• Key Features:
o Tree structure showing:
▪ Domains at the top.
▪ Themes as subcategories.
▪ Loops and Trace Questions beneath Themes.
o Visual representation of relationships (e.g., connecting loops
across themes).
• Tools: Protégé (for logical modeling), a graph visualization library (e.g.,
D3.js, Cytoscape, or Neo4j Bloom).
• Output:
o A visualization prototype or example screenshot of the tree
structure.

4. Integration of AI Features

• Objective: Outline how AI could identify relationships or patterns


between loops, themes, and trace questions.
• Key Tasks:
o Specify a method for AI integration to detect connections across
subnodes based on input data.
o Include this functionality as part of the graph schema or a
conceptual explanation.
• Output:
o Documentation detailing the AI-assisted connection logic.

5. Documentation

• Objective: Provide clear and comprehensive documentation for:


o Ontology structure and its OWL representation.
o Neo4j schema mapping process.
o Example Cypher queries for exploring the graph.
o Instructions for importing the ontology and dataset into Neo4j.
• Output:
o User guide in PDF or Markdown format.

Required Skills
• Strong knowledge of ontology design and OWL.
• Experience with Protégé and Neo4j.
• Familiarity with knowledge graph design and AI-driven link discovery.
• Experience in creating graph visualizations (using tools like Neo4j Bloom
or D3.js).

Expected Deliverables

1. Ontology (OWL file):


o Logical model of the knowledge graph.
o Defined classes, relationships, and attributes.
2. Neo4j Schema:
o Mapped ontology to graph database nodes and edges.
o Preloaded example dataset with Cypher queries.
3. Visualization:
o Logical tree model showing hierarchy and relationships.
4. AI Integration Documentation:
o Explanation of AI-based relationship detection methodology.
5. Comprehensive Documentation:
o User guide for ontology and graph integration.

Budget

• Estimated budget: $500–$1,500 (depending on experience and


deliverable quality).
• Milestones:
1. Ontology Development: 30%.
2. Neo4j Schema and Data Loading: 30%.
3. Visualization and Documentation: 40%.

Timeline

• Phase 1: Ontology Design (1–2 weeks).


• Phase 2: Neo4j Schema and Data Loading (1 week).
• Phase 3: Visualization and Final Documentation (1 week).
• Total: 3–4 weeks.

How to Submit a Proposal

• Provide examples of previous ontology or knowledge graph projects.


• Demonstrate experience with Neo4j and Protégé.
• Suggest tools or methodologies for AI integration and visualization.
• Include a timeline and breakdown of costs.

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