Protege4Pizzas10Minutes - Revision history

TaniaTudorache at 03:32, May 24, 2016

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TaniaTudorache at 03:31, May 24, 2016

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TaniaTudorache at 03:29, May 24, 2016

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TaniaTudorache at 03:29, May 24, 2016

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TaniaTudorache at 03:28, May 24, 2016

2016-05-24T03:28:11Z

Ryan300x: Added "Window" to the path of options so it is clear where to find the "Tab"

2015-02-11T22:10:07Z

Added "Window" to the path of options so it is clear where to find the "Tab"

MathiasLandhaeusser: fixed typos

2013-11-06T08:08:36Z

fixed typos

Bsseely at 00:33, October 4, 2009

2009-10-04T00:33:05Z

Nickdrummond: /* Setup the entities tab */

2009-05-14T15:36:41Z

‎Setup the entities tab

Nickdrummond: /* Add the definitions for other defined classes */

2009-05-14T15:35:31Z

‎Add the definitions for other defined classes

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	Anything else, just fix in the usual Class Description view.		Anything else, just fix in the usual Class Description view.
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		+	'''Back to [[Protege4UserDocs\|Protege Desktop User Documentation]]'''

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 == Start Protégé and configure it ==
-Before beginning this part of the tutorial please familiarise yourself with P4 with the [[Protege4GettingStarted|Quick start Guide]].
+Before beginning this part of the tutorial please familiarise yourself with Protege Desktop with the [[Protege4GettingStarted|Quick start Guide]].
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-=== Start P4 and create a new ontology ===
+=== Start Protege and create a new ontology ===
-* Start P4 (preferably from a shell using one of the scripts provided, as this will give you additional feedback)
+* Start Protege (preferably from a shell using one of the scripts provided, as this will give you additional feedback)
 * Select '''Create new OWL ontology'''
 * Give the ontology a pizza-related URI
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 * Open preferences ('''File | Preferences''' on windows, '''Protege | Preferences''' on mac)
 * Select the '''new entities''' tab
-* In the '''Entity URI''' pane, select '''auto ID'''. When you create a new class, property or individual P4 will give it a meaningless URI and a readable label. That way if you exchange ontologies, correcting spelling mistakes (by merely changing labels) won’t cause the links between the ontologies to break
+* In the '''Entity URI''' pane, select '''auto ID'''. When you create a new class, property or individual, Protege will give it a meaningless URI and a readable label. That way if you exchange ontologies, correcting spelling mistakes (by merely changing labels) won’t cause the links between the ontologies to break
 * Select the '''renderer''' tab
 * Select '''Render entities using annotation values'''
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 The default fields in the annotations view should be suitable but if you wish to change them you can do this in '''Preferences | Annotation Template'''
-If you want to save this set up, use '''Tabs | Store current layout'''.  Note when you quit P4 this is automatically stored and will persist for future versions of P4.
+If you want to save this set up, use '''Tabs | Store current layout'''.  Note when you quit Protege this is automatically stored and will persist for future versions of Protege.
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 Protégé is a powerful editing environment with many features. So many features that many users have not found most of them. This is a quick trip through how to build our standard Pizza ontology in 10 minutes or less of actual typing.
-If you have any problems with this walkthrough it is advised that you download and run through the much more substantial [http://owl.cs.manchester.ac.uk/tutorials/protegeowltutorial/ Protege OWL tutorial].
+If you have any problems with this walkthrough it is advised that you download and run through the much more substantial [http://owl.cs.manchester.ac.uk/publications/talks-and-tutorials/protg-owl-tutorial/ Protege OWL tutorial].
 That tutorial is intended to teach you about OWL. This brief note is to show how to use Protégé efficiently.

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 by Alan Rector
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 __TOC__
 == Introduction ==

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 <div class="orangeBox">
 <span class="orangeBoxTitle">Pizzas in 10 Minutes</span><br /><br />
-A Quick Demonstration of Handy Shortcuts and Features.
+A Quick Demonstration of Handy Shortcuts and Features for Protege 4,5 and newer.
 by Alan Rector
 </div><br />
-Back to [[Protege4UserDocs]]
+__TOC__
+Back to [[Protege4UserDocs|Protege Desktop User Documentation]]
 == Introduction ==
-Protégé 4.0 is a powerful editing environment with many features. So many features that many users have not found most of them. This is a quick trip through how to build our standard Pizza ontology in 10 minutes or less of actual typing.
+Protégé is a powerful editing environment with many features. So many features that many users have not found most of them. This is a quick trip through how to build our standard Pizza ontology in 10 minutes or less of actual typing.
 If you have any problems with this walkthrough it is advised that you download and run through the much more substantial [http://owl.cs.manchester.ac.uk/tutorials/protegeowltutorial/ Protege OWL tutorial].

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 ==== Setup tabs you will need (and not need) ====
-* Enable the matrix views '''Tabs | Matrix''' and '''Tabs | Property Matrix''' that will be used later for fast entry
+* Enable the matrix views '''Window | Tabs | Matrix''' and '''Window | Tabs | Property Matrix''' that will be used later for fast entry
 * Disable the individuals, object and data property and classes tabs (you can use the entities tab for all of these)

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 If the definitions are more complicated, e.g.  for Vegetarian Pizza, then you just have to do it the long way.  It is still probably easier to add them as individual restrictions and then convert to a defined class
-* Add a definition for a Cheesey_pizza = ''Pizza and hasTopping min 2 CheeseTopping'' e.g. that it has at least two kinds of cheese
+* Add a definition for a Cheesey_pizza = ''Pizza and has_topping min 2 Cheese_topping'' e.g. that it has at least two kinds of cheese
-* Add a definition for Vegetarian Pizza = ''Pizza and not(hasTopping some (MeatTopping or FishTopping))'' e.g.  that it has no meat or fish toppings
+* Add a definition for Vegetarian Pizza = ''Pizza and not(has_topping some (Meat_topping or Fish_topping))'' e.g.  that it has no meat or fish toppings
 == Save, Classify and check ==

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 * Pizzas (define) Vegetarian*,  Cheesey*
-It is useful for a very fast version to know which are going to be defined classes deal with primitive and defined classes separately.
+It is useful for a very fast version to know which are going to be defined classes. -- deal with primitive and defined classes separately.
 === A list of the properties and their domain and ranges ===

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 * Select the entities tab
-* Add the annotation template view from '''View | Misc Views | “Annotation Template''' in the top part of the right hand pane (see [[Protege4GettingStarted#Reconfigure_the_User_Interface]] if you've not done this before).
+* Add the annotation template view from '''View | Misc Views | “Annotation Template''' in the top part of the right hand pane (see [[Protege4GettingStarted#Reconfigure_the_User_Interface|configuring the interface]] if you've not done this before).
 The default fields in the annotations view should be suitable but if you wish to change them you can do this in '''Preferences | Annotation Template'''