- SPARQL Querying
- OWL Ontology Template
- OWL Graphical Notation
- OWL Functional Syntax
- SWRL Rule Graphical Notation
- SWRL Rule with UML Profile for SWRL
- SPARQLAS Query
- OWL Ontology with UML Profile for OWL
Showing posts with label OWL Editor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OWL Editor. Show all posts
OWL, UML, SPARQL, templates: TwoUse examples
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Friday, August 6, 2010
This video shows how to start using the twouse toolkit by examples:
Creating SWRL Rules with OWL Editor
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Monday, March 15, 2010
SWRL Rules could also be created with the OWL Editor. This Editor allows a graphical creation of Ontologies and their SWRL Rules.
Example:

Person(?x1), Person(?x2), Person(?x3), hasBrother(?x2, ?x3), hasParent(?x1, ?x2) -> Person(?x1), Person(?x3), hasUncle(?x1, ?x3)
For further information using the OWL Editor visit: http://twouse.googlecode.com/
Example:

The image shows an Example of a SWRL Rule in the OWL Editor. The Example is the Uncle Rule.
The Uncle Rule in the Syntax Protege is using looks like this:Person(?x1), Person(?x2), Person(?x3), hasBrother(?x2, ?x3), hasParent(?x1, ?x2) -> Person(?x1), Person(?x3), hasUncle(?x1, ?x3)
For further information using the OWL Editor visit: http://twouse.googlecode.com/
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