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Tredmond: /* Reconfigure the User Interface */

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‎Reconfigure the User Interface

JenniferVendetti: /* Reasoning */ updated text to reflect changes in protege 4.1, namely the list of built-in reasoners no longer includes pellet and fact++

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‎Reasoning: updated text to reflect changes in protege 4.1, namely the list of built-in reasoners no longer includes pellet and fact++

Nickdrummond at 14:48, May 14, 2009

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 If you haven't already done so, you need to download and install Protege Desktop from the Protege website: http://protege.stanford.edu/products.php#desktop-protege
 == Install & Run Protege ==
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 Download the pizza ontology from: http://protege.stanford.edu/ontologies/pizza/pizza.owl (the unclassified version in XML/RDF syntax will work as an example).
 Select <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">Open OWL ontology</span> from the Welcome screen and find the <code>pizza.owl</code> file on your filesystem.
 You will now be presented with the main Protege workspace, which opens by default to the <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">Active Ontology</span> tab. This tab shows an overview of the pizza ontology, including metrics on its contents, annotations about the ontology as a whole, and other imported ontologies (if any imports exist). The drop-down on the toolbar displays the currently active ontology, that is to say, the one into which all edits take place. When working on a single ontology this concept of the active ontology is not a concern.
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 == Reasoning ==
-Reasoning with your ontology is one of the most commonly performed activities and Protege 4.1 comes with a built-in reasoner called HermiT. To <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">classify your ontology</span>, open the <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">Reasoner</span> menu and select HermiT, which will automatically classify your ontology.  After the reasoner finishes classifying, an additional sub tab appears on the Entites tab to show the <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">inferred class hierarchy</span>. Unsatisfiable classes appear in red under Nothing and everything else appears in the hierarchy under their inferred superclasses. The asserted class hierarchy is still available, stacked under the asserted one.
+Reasoning with your ontology is one of the most commonly performed activities and Protege comes with a built-in reasoner called HermiT. To <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">classify your ontology</span>, open the <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">Reasoner</span> menu and select HermiT, which will automatically classify your ontology.  After the reasoner finishes classifying, an additional sub tab appears on the Entites tab to show the <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">inferred class hierarchy</span>. Unsatisfiable classes appear in red under Nothing and everything else appears in the hierarchy under their inferred superclasses. The asserted class hierarchy is still available, stacked under the asserted one.
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-There are other reasoners available for Protege 4.1, including Pellet and FaCT++.  These reasoners are available for download from the File | Check for plugins... menu item.
+There are other reasoners available for Protege, including Pellet and FaCT++.  These reasoners are available for download from the File | Check for plugins... menu item.
 == Investigate other tabs ==
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 == What Next? ==
-To familiarise yourself more with the tool and its capabilities you could read through more of the [[Protege4UserDocs|Protege 4 user documentation]].
+To familiarize yourself more with the tool and its capabilities you could read through more of the [[Protege4UserDocs|Protege Desktop user documentation]].
 Or try our fast and dirty guide to [[Protege4Pizzas10Minutes|building a pizza ontology in 10 minutes]].

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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	If you haven't already done so, you need to download and install Protege Desktop from the Protege website: http://protege.stanford.edu/products.php#desktop-protege		If you haven't already done so, you need to download and install Protege Desktop from the Protege website: http://protege.stanford.edu/products.php#desktop-protege

−	~~'''Note:''' On the main download page, you will also find links to a release notes page for each new build of Protege 4.0, as well as a link to the location of the source code.~~
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	== Install & Run Protege ==		== Install & Run Protege ==

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 == Install & Run Protege ==
-Once you have navigated to the installer page, click the "Download Installer for <xxx-platform>" button to run the installer:
+Please follow the step-by-step instructions to install Protege from [[Install_Protege5|here]. Basically, you just need to unzip the downloaded archive for your platform, and run either with one of the run scripts (<code>run.bat</code>, <code>run.sh</code>, <code>run.command</code>) or <code>Protege.exe</code> on Windows platforms.
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+Download the pizza ontology from: http://protege.stanford.edu/ontologies/pizza/pizza.owl (the unclassified version in XML/RDF syntax will work as an example).
 Select <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">Open OWL ontology</span> from the Welcome screen and find the <code>pizza.owl</code> file on your filesystem.

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 == Introduction ==
-Protege is an OWL ontology development environment. This quick start guide forms part of the [[Protege4UserDocs|P4 user documentation]] and is designed to get you up and running with the tool.
+Protege is an OWL ontology development environment. This quick start guide forms part of the [[Protege4UserDocs|Protege Desktop user documentation]] and is designed to get you up and running with the tool.
 In just a few minutes you should be able to install Protege, load an ontology, navigate around it, use a reasoner to classify it and configure the interface to your taste.
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 == Download ==
-If you haven't already done so, you need to download and install Protege 4.0 from the Protege website.  If you are a new user, please go to the main download page and register first, which helps us to track the number of Protege users:  http://protege.stanford.edu/download/download.html.
+If you haven't already done so, you need to download and install Protege Desktop from the Protege website: http://protege.stanford.edu/products.php#desktop-protege
 '''Note:''' On the main download page, you will also find links to a release notes page for each new build of Protege 4.0, as well as a link to the location of the source code.

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-<span class="orangeBoxTitle">Getting Started with Protege 4.x OWL</span><br /><br />
+<span class="orangeBoxTitle">Getting Started with Protege Desktop Editor</span><br /><br />
-This page contains instructions for getting started with the OWL editor in Protege 4.x.
+This page contains instructions for getting started with the Protege Desktop Ontology Editor. Applies to versions 4, 5 and newer.
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 == Introduction ==
-Protege 4.0 is an OWL ontology development environment. This quick start guide forms part of the [[Protege4UserDocs|P4 user documentation]] and is designed to get you up and running with the tool.
+Protege is an OWL ontology development environment. This quick start guide forms part of the [[Protege4UserDocs|P4 user documentation]] and is designed to get you up and running with the tool.
 In just a few minutes you should be able to install Protege, load an ontology, navigate around it, use a reasoner to classify it and configure the interface to your taste.

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 # Switch back to the Entities Tab
 # Select a class to make sure the Selected Entity view is showing class views.
-# Select <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">View | Class Views | Asserted Superclass Hierarchy</span>. Now, when you float over the editor, a blue outline shows where the new view will be dropped - either on top of, above, below, left, or right of each of the current views.
+# Select <span style="color:#B87A3D; font-weight:bold;">Window | Views | Class Views | Asserted Superclass Hierarchy</span>. Now, when you float over the editor, a blue outline shows where the new view will be dropped - either on top of, above, below, left, or right of each of the current views.
 # When happy with the position, click the left mouse button to drop the view (if you want to cancel this operation just click somewhere on the toolbar instead).
 # The superclass tree view is now visible (the tree shows the "upside-down" version of the subclass tree, using the current class as the root).
-All changes will be saved when Protege is properly shut down (or the save can be forced by selecting "Save current layout" in the Tabs menu).
+All changes will be saved when Protege is properly shut down (or the save can be forced by selecting "Save current layout" in the Window menu).
 Position the new view over the top of an existing one:

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	Please also see this note about [[Protege4NamingAndRendering\|naming and rendering of entities]].		Please also see this note about [[Protege4NamingAndRendering\|naming and rendering of entities]].

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