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  • Older documentation, illustrated with Protégé 4 user interface, but substantially correct.
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  • ...n mapping algorithms for initial comparison of ontologies or your own user interface components
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  • ...ster could be used to view portions of the schema from within Protege user interface.
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  • * Browse the code via a Web interface: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/jsave/trunk/
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  • ...The notes types together with the icons used to represent them in the user interface are shown below: ...'' - you may configure what collaboration tabs you want to see in the user interface, which is disscussed in the [[Collaborative_Protege#Configuring_the_collabo
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  • ...re three separate widgets that are accessible from within the Protege user interface:
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  • ...doc/dev.html plug-in architecture and a Java-based Application Programming Interface (API)] for building knowledge-based tools and applications.
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  • Description=The Protege-Frames editor provides a full-fledged user interface and knowledge server to support users in constructing and storing frame-bas
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  • * User guide for the Protege Server Administration user interface
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  • * Browse the code via a Web interface: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/search-api/trunk/
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  • The UMLS Tab is a customized interface for browsing and searching the UMLS from within Protege, and directly annot * [http://umlsks.nlm.nih.gov/ UMLS Knowledge Source Server] - Web interface to the UMLS Knowledge Source Server (password protected).
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  • ...dd or remove tab widgets (such as the "ClsesAndInstanceTab") from the user interface programmatically. To add or remove a tab, just replace the class name in th
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  • ...ology, navigate around it, use a reasoner to classify it and configure the interface to your taste. == Reconfigure the User Interface ==
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  • | valign="top" | Reasoner support through HTTP DIG interface allows connection to any DIG compliant reasoner, as well as direct connecti | '''User Interface''' || '''User Interface'''
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  • * '''Configuring the User Interface using the API'''
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  • ...r knowledge base to contain plain text, but display hyperlinks in the user interface.
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  • ...the reasoner plugin interface will be accessible through the Protege user interface the same way that the built-in reasoners are. .../protegex/owl/inference/reasoner/ProtegeReasoner.html ProtegeReasoner] (an interface to the direct or DIG reasoner).
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  • ...o Protege. The plugin reasoner will be accessible through the Protege user interface in the <i>Reasoning</i> menu. For example, you will be able to select in th == Implement the ProtegeReasoner interface ==
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  • ...ctive ontology. These are the ontologies whose contents are visible in the interface. The ontologies in this set is determined by which strategy is currently se | Allows you to select which tabs are visible in the user interface.
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  • * Direct interface to FaCT++ reasoner * Direct interface to Pellet reasoner
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  • ...ing tools to extract candidate terms from a corpus of text and provides an interface for rapidly bringing these terms into an OWL ontology. ...uses the TerMine tool to extract candidate terms from text and provides an interface for rapidly bringing these terms into an OWL ontology. The plugin accesses
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  • ...f he/she is able to launch help documentation directly from Protege's user interface.
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  • Currently there is no method in the <code>RemoteServer</code> interface that allows the deletion of users. We plan to add it soon. Until then, you
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  • == setName() has been removed from the Frame interface == The <code>setName</code> method has been removed from the interface. Please use instead <code>Frame.rename</code> both for Frames and OWL. See
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  • ...tions, such as Protege-OWL, can access several reasoners by using a common interface. ...d by several DIG compliant version is [http://dl-web.man.ac.uk/dig/2003/02/interface.pdf DIG 1.1], which has a number of know flaws (e.g. very limited support f
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  • <code>Protege_3.0/applications/web-browser-interface</code>
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  • ...protegex/owl/jena/OntModelProvider.html OntModelProvider] interface. This interface is implemented both by [http://protege.stanford.edu/download/release-javado ...se-javadoc-owl/edu/stanford/smi/protegex/owl/model/OWLModel.html OWLModel] interface. The synchronization of the two models is one-directional. If you make a ch
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  • ...deployment, many of these listeners are working on behalf of the graphical interface and will invoke graphical routines. As a result these listeners wait on th
    8 KB (1,200 words) - 04:52, October 15, 2012
  • ...plications may have no need to display any of the rest of the Protege user interface such as the main frame, Classes tab, etc.
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  • ...om the Protege Subversion repository. The URL to browse the code via a Web interface is:
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  • ...in the Protege Subversion repository. The URL to browse the code via a Web interface is: http://smi-protege.stanford.edu/svn/pal/trunk/. The URL to download the
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  • ...of templates based on reusable patterns of previously encoded axioms, the interface allows users to compose constraints using a "fill-in-the-blanks" approach t ...ology to store three major categories of information EZPal presents in the interface:
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  • The PSM Librarian tab plug-in for Protege serves as a front-end interface between one of your domain projects and a set of PSM libraries (modeled wit
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  • ...Protege4GettingStarted#Reconfigure_the_User_Interface|Reconfigure the user interface]])
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  • |Description=Facilitates linguistic enrichment of ontologies and includes an interface for WordNet (from 1.6 to 2.1) and DICT dictionaries. Check the
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  • ...i for a list of older documentation that uses Prot&eacute;g&eacute; 4 user interface but are still substantially correct.
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  • .../edit axiom annotations in Protege. Both use the familiar annotations view interface, so should be straightforward to use. Of course, annotations are themselves axioms so using this interface it is possible to annotate the axiom annotations.
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface.
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  • Additional buttons in the {{#var:PrF}} interface
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  • For information about the Classes tab user interface For information about the Instances tab user interface
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  • For information about the Classes user interface
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  • as well as a set of useful user interface components.
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  • [[PrF_UG_intro|interface]].
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  • Information specific to the {{#var:PrF}} user interface is stored However, changes to the User Interface
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  • <i>This User's Guide describes how to use the {{#var:PrF}} interface. the logic and user interface of {{#var:PrO}} and {{#var:PrF}} are substantially different.
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  • the information specific to the {{#var:PrF}} interface is saved in a <b>.pprj</b> file.
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  • information specific to the {{#var:Pr}} user interface
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  • Although you may see the full OWL interface when editing an RDF(S) project, the interface currently does not save separate RDFS and RDF files;
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface.
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  • A number of user-interface widgets. Each slot in the class is associated with a user-interface widget on the form.
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  • Each slot in the class is associated with a user-interface widget on the form.
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  • allows you to customize the user interface that will be used for entering instances. The Forms tab generates the basic user interface for instance entry:
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  • as well as a set of useful user interface components.
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface.
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  • Additional buttons in the {{#var:PrF}} interface allow you
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  • {{#var:Pr}} includes an application programmer interface, a user interface tab that appears in the main {{#var:Pr}} window
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  • These pages include descriptions of the user interface,
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  • and a Java-based Application Programming Interface (API) Specifically, it provides a full-fledged user interface and knowledge server
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  • <i>This User's Guide describes how to use the {{#var:PrF}} interface. A wide set of user interface elements that can be customized to enable users
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface.
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  • Despite the power of metaclasses, their basic interface is very simple.
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface
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  • [[PrF_UG_intro|interface]].
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  • of the [[PrF_UG_forms|Forms]] interface.
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  • You will see no difference in the {{#var:Pr}} interface when you work with your project,
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  • You can set some basic preferences for the {{#var:PrF}} interface, This controls an aspect of the [[PrF_UG_forms|Forms]] interface.
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  • you may see a minor difference in the user interface.
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface.
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  • you should be confident with the basic {{#var:PrF}} interface.
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  • For more information on how to use the user interface, For information on how to use the {{#var:PrF}} interface to make an inverse slot,
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  • For information about the Slots tab user interface
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  • For information about the Slots tab user interface and about accomplishing specific tasks,
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  • This pane provides the interface
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  • [[PrF_UG_intro|interface]].
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  • ...tion'' that has a slot attached to it, ''author'', then the generated Java interface ''Annotation'' will have a method ''getAuthor()''. ...eate'' that has a slot attached to it, ''author'', then the generated Java interface ''Class_Create'' will have a method ''getAuthor()''.
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  • The instructions for configuring the user interface layout and creating new UI configuration files are available [[WebProtegeLa
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  • == Introduction to the user interface == ...sers can customize the content and layout of the UI. The WebProtégé user interface is made up of tabs (e.g., Classes Tab, Property Tab, etc.). Each tab contai
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  • ...c2013_horridge_webprotege/ 15 minutes presentation] of the simplified user interface of WebProtege and how we came to it that was presented at [http://iswc2013. It is now much easier and faster to create content in the new interface of WebProtege that has support for auto-completion.
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  • ...ee [[Protege4GettingStarted#Reconfigure_the_User_Interface|configuring the interface]] if you've not done this before).
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  • ...them. They are automatically given a URI internally and are visible in the interface as an expression: * They '''should''' be immutable in the interface - eg the equivalent class is not visible/editable in the class description
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  • Views are the building blocks of the Protege user interface. They can be placed anywhere on any tab and your setup will be persisted ac For notes on how to configure your user interface to include some of these views please see [[Protege4GettingStarted#Reconfig
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  • ...e the full range of class expressions, wherever classes can be used in the interface: ...expression as you typed it and will use this to render in the rest of the interface for the remainder of the session.
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  • There are different ways in which images can be displayed in the user interface of Protege 3.x. The most common case is that the value of a property or a s
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  • ...implemented (for each Concept there will be an intrface generated and each interface will have a default implementation, which may extend a user defined class i
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  • == Shutting down the server using the Server Admin user interface == You may shut down the server in a very easy way using the Server Admin user interface. In the login panel, select the "Administer server" check box and click on
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  • ...ite access to an ontology, will not be able to perform any edits. The user interface will not show all edit icons as disabled, but once the write operation is a ...tanford/smi/protege/server/RemoteServer.html <nowiki>RemoteServer</nowiki> interface] provides methods for checking the permissions of a user session for a spec
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  • Some other methods in the RemoteServer interface that may be of interest are
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  • ...of the Protege server. It describes the Protege Server Administration user interface and gives instruction on how to stop (shut down) a server project for maint = The Server Admin user interface =
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  • ...rtion of the tutorial, basic experience with navigating the Protégé user interface will be assumed. Attendees should know how to perform rudimentary tasks suc
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  • '''Note''' ''You can also make this conversion using the Protege user interface. We have a step by step guide [[Working_with_the_Database_Backend_in_OWL|he
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  • ...escribed on this page are used to replace "fixed text" in the Protege user interface. Fixed text includes things like menu items, tab names, labels, and dialog Most of the fixed English text in the Protege user interface can be replaced with text from other languages. We also provide easy, stan
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  • ...e view is to provide a view of some aspect of an ontology. In the Protege interface, a Protege view is easily recognized. It has a clearly defined border. At ...stency of classes and properties as the user navigates through the Protege interface.
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  • ...ance tree allowing all edition to be performed in one unique pane and user interface.
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  • ...''. You will help us understand what works and what doesn't in the current interface and will have a chance to win a '''prize'''!
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  • ...release based on version 2 of the OWL API so that existing plug-ins, user interface, and ontologies are stable and compatible.
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  • ...ctive ontology. These are the ontologies whose contents are visible in the interface. The ontologies in this set is determined by which strategy is currently se ...r. Any ontologies that are loaded but not active should not show up in the interface.
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  • |Description=Owl2Cool is a tab-widget which provides an interface to Protege users for transorming a given OWL ontology to the object-oriente One can form or load an ontology in Protege and using the easy interface of Owl2Cool tab they can transform the classes, properties and objects of t
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  • The user interface of WebProtege is implemented with the [http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/ G
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  • ...ol called the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpui/ Java Preferences User Interface]. Read more about both options below. <strong>Delete preferences using the Java Preferences User Interface</strong><br /><br />
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  • '''User Interface:''' '''User Interface:'''
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