OLS2OWL - Revision history

Ljgarcia at 15:30, January 8, 2010

2010-01-08T15:30:03Z

Ljgarcia at 15:21, January 8, 2010

2010-01-08T15:21:03Z

Ljgarcia: Created page with '{{Plugin |Description=A query tool for repositories of ontologies. The tool allows to define a repository, either local or remote -via URIs. The tool makes it possible for users ...'

2010-01-08T15:20:02Z

Created page with '{{Plugin |Description=A query tool for repositories of ontologies. The tool allows to define a repository, either local or remote -via URIs. The tool makes it possible for users ...'

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{{Plugin
|Description=A query tool for repositories of ontologies. The tool allows to define a repository, either local or remote -via URIs. The tool makes it possible for users to define a query and execute it against the predefined repository
|PluginType=Tab Widget
|PluginType2=View
|ForApplication1=Protégé 4.0.
|Screenshot=http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/index.php/File:Fig1_OLS2OWL.jpg
|HomepageURL=http://sourceforge.net/projects/ols2owl/
|DeveloperID1=Alexander García
|DeveloperID2=Leyla Jael García Castro
|DeveloperID3=José María Villaveces
|LastUpdated=August 31, 2009
|Topic1=Search
|Topic2=Navigation
|Topic3=Visualization
}}
OLS2OWL, an ontology repository manager plug-in developed for Protégé 4.0. The tool (1) facilitates search and retrieval over collections of ontologies, (2) supports comparison across terms from different ontologies by providing integrative views; the latter supports weaving and maintaining a dense network of semantic relationships between multiple ontologies, and (3) facilitates reusing entire ontologies as well as portions of them—i.e., slices of ontologies. We argue that these three functionalities are essential for building good ontologies without redefining conceptual elements that already exist. This is particularly relevant to broad collaborative settings in which redundant and partly overlapping definitions are hard to control with current tooling.
Demo Paper: http://protege.stanford.edu/conference/2009/abstracts/S10P1GarciaCastro.pdf

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 |HomepageURL=http://sourceforge.net/projects/ols2owl/
 |DeveloperID1=Alexander García

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 OLS2OWL, an ontology repository manager plug-in developed for Protégé 4.0. The tool (1) facilitates search and retrieval over collections of ontologies, (2) supports comparison across terms from different ontologies by providing integrative views; the latter supports weaving and maintaining a dense network of semantic relationships between multiple ontologies, and (3) facilitates reusing entire ontologies as well as portions of them—i.e., slices of ontologies. We argue that these three functionalities are essential for building good ontologies without redefining conceptual elements that already exist. This is particularly relevant to broad collaborative settings in which redundant and partly overlapping definitions are hard to control with current tooling.
 Demo Paper: http://protege.stanford.edu/conference/2009/abstracts/S10P1GarciaCastro.pdf