Linguistically Conventionalized Ontology of Four Artifact Domains A Study Base on Chinese Radicals Chu-Ren Huang1 , Sheng-Yi Chen1 , Shu-Kai Hsieh2 , Ya-Min Chou3 , Tzu-Yi Kuo1

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