Ologm
Ologm is a hypothetical formal framework proposed to integrate ontologies with modal and graph-based reasoning. The name blends olog, a knowledge-representation approach rooted in category theory, with the omega symbol to suggest completion and universality. In this sense, ologm is conceived as an extension of olog-like representations to support modal dimensions and global coherence constraints.
In its common formalism, an ologm structure consists of objects representing concepts, morphisms representing relationships, and
Operations in ologm include fusion (merging compatible substructures), pullbacks and pushouts (to combine and align data)
Applications discussed in theoretical literature include data integration, semantic web reasoning, explainable AI, and modeling complex
See also: Olog, ontology, modal logic, knowledge representation, category theory.