Instruments and Systems: Monitoring, Control, and Diagnostics Annotation << Back Improving the Quality of Technological Documentation Within Ontological Platform for Production Support S.N. LARIN, E.V. SELTSOV The article considers the improvement of the quality of technological documentation within the ontological platform for production support. Within the framework of the current task, the set is considered complete if it meets the requirements of at least one of the options for the set, in particular, it contains all the required documents. Due to the fact that ontologies are subjective and there is no single way to build them, the applicability of metrics for evaluating ontologies is somewhat limited. Nevertheless, several parameters can be distinguished for classifying ontology evaluation methods. Ensuring manufacturability is a preproduction function that provides for an interconnected solution of design and technological problems aimed at increasing labor productivity, achieving optimal labor and material costs and reducing production time, including installation outside the manufacturer, maintenance and repair of the product. An analysis of the processes of design, technological preparation of production and production of products at various stages of their life cycle allows us to conclude that the primary limiting factor in working in the new conditions of modern information technology is the poor equipment of the intellectual work of designers. A comprehensive solution of all tasks related to the design, technological preparation and production of products must be carried out within the framework of constantly improved integrated systems that use common methods and tools to solve all the problems of design and technological preparation of production based on the use of modern information technologies and ontological solutions. Each variant of the set corresponds to different combinations of values for the parameters of the type of production, the stage of development of technological documentation and the degree of detail of the description of the technological process. Since SWRL rules are formed as Horn clauses, an axiomatic is used to defi ne intermediate classes; the rules are compared with the list of mandatory documents. All the described metrics are static in nature. For time-varying ontologies that are used to accumulate knowledge and are completed manually or automatically, additional estimates can be introduced that describe the growth rate of the ontology. Keywords: technological operation cycle, ontology, technological preparation of production, technological process. DOI: 10.25791/pribor.6.2022.1343 Pp. 24-32.