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This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.

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A list of all pages that have property "Description" with value "The university of British Columbia.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Protege-OWL  + (The Protege-OWL editor is an extension of [[Protege]] that supports the Web Ontology Language (OWL).)
  • RacerProTG  + (The RacerPro Plugin for Protégé offers reasoning functionality to Protégé 4.x. Once installed the plugin downloads a special but free version of the RacerPro inference server (aka "RacerProTG") and adds RacerPro to the "Reasoner" menu.)
  • SADI Service plugin  + (The SADI plugin for Protege is a a collect
    The SADI plugin for Protege is a a collection of views and tools, available in a single tab, that simplify the provision of SADI Semantic Web Services by integrating the service creation and deployment environment into the ontology design environment. This allows drag-n-drop editing and testing of SADI Service interfaces from the ontologies and knowledgebases displayed in Protege.
    s and knowledgebases displayed in Protege.)
  • SWRLTab  + (The SWRLTab is a Protégé plugin that provi
    The SWRLTab is a Protégé plugin that provides a development environment for working with SWRL rules and SQWRL queries. Documentation for the Protégé 5-based version can be found (here)[https://github.com/protegeproject/swrlapi/wiki]. Documentation for the Protégé 3-based version of the SWRLTab can be found (here)[http://protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SWRLTab].
    protege.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SWRLTab].)
  • TerMine Plugin  + (The TerMine Plugin uses text mining tools to extract candidate terms from a corpus of text and provides an interface for rapidly bringing these terms into an OWL ontology.)
  • UML Backend  + (The UML back-end plug-in provides an import and export mechanism between the Protege knowledge model and the object-oriented modeling language UML.)
  • University of Oxford  + (The University of Oxford is a world-renowned university in the United Kingdom.)
  • University of Southampton  + (The University of Southampton enjoys an international reputation for innovation and excellence in research. We have high calibre teaching staff and first-rate facilities.)
  • VOWL  + (The VOWL plugin for Protégé (ProtégéVOWL)
    The VOWL plugin for Protégé (ProtégéVOWL) implements the [http://vowl.visualdataweb.org Visual Notation for OWL Ontologies (VOWL)] to a large extent. VOWL provides graphical depictions for elements of the Web Ontology Language (OWL) that are combined to a force-directed graph layout representing the ontology.
    Note that the ProtégéVOWL does not implement all visual elements defined in the VOWL specification. A more complete implementation of VOWL is provided by the web application [http://vowl.visualdataweb.org/webvowl.html WebVOWL].
    p://vowl.visualdataweb.org/webvowl.html WebVOWL].</em>)
  • XML Tab  + (The XML Tab enables users to import an XML document into Protege, creating a set of classes and instances in a knowledge base which correspond to the entries in the XML document.)
  • OntologyBeanGenerator  + (The ontology bean generator plugin is a Pr
    The ontology bean generator plugin is a Protégé Tab widget which generates java files representing an ontology that can be used with the JADE environment. With the beangenerator tool you can generate FIPA/JADE compliant ontologies from RDF(S), XML and Protégé projects. This plugin works with both Protégé frames and Protégé OWL ontologies.
    Protégé frames and Protégé OWL ontologies.)
  • Ontology Generation Plugin (DOG4DAG)  + (The ontology generation plug-in includes *
    The ontology generation plug-in includes * Generation of terms from natural language text (English or German) that can be retrieved from PubMed, the Web or from PDF documents * Domain-independent generation of natural language definitions * Discovery of siblings from existing terms with identical parent terms * Prediction of sub-class relationships * Automatic mapping of generated terms to existing ontologies using the BioPortal Web Service or the EBI Ontology Lookup Service
    Service or the EBI Ontology Lookup Service)
  • ChangeAnalysisTab  + (The plugin provides different views for ex
    The plugin provides different views for exploring the annotation/change ontology associated with a project that uses the Change Management plugin. Changes and annotations can be explored based on authors, ontology terms, and visualized with respect to the life cycle of the project.
    respect to the life cycle of the project.)
  • MESAM  + (The protégé MESAM plugin is a semi-automatic tool for defining a consistant OWL merged model composed of a generic model, a specific model and mapping between them.)
  • Individual properties contextual assertion  + (The view offers a more comfortable and adv
    The view offers a more comfortable and advanced way to make individual properties assertions compared to the default Protégé "Property Assertions" view. The view is available from: Window -> Views -> Individual Views -> Properties contextual assertions.
    ws -> Properties contextual assertions.)
  • PropertiesInDomainClass  + (The views show the data/object properties
    The views show the data/object properties for which the domain is super-class to the selected OWL class, in other words all properties, such that selected class ⊆ domain(property). The views also allow to add new properties/sub-properties or delete existing ones. When adding a new property, its domain will be automatically set to the selected OWL class. It is advised to run a reasoner in order to obtain a more complete tree of the data/object properties. Both views are synchronized with the rest of the view. So if you click on one the of the properties, the rest of the related views will be updated. The views are available at: Windows -> Views -> Object Properties Views -> Object properties in Domain of class view Windows -> Views -> Data Properties Views -> Data properties in Domain of class view
    operties Views -> Data properties in Domain of class view)
  • Instance Selection  + (This plug-in adds both navigation and expo
    This plug-in adds both navigation and export features to Protege-Frames. It provides a tree view of the knowledge base as well as allows the selection of instances for data preparation and consequent export in several data mining workbench formats such as Weka and text.
    g workbench formats such as Weka and text.)
  • Queries and Export Tab  + (This plug-in allows you to query knowledge-bases and export the results. An export button was added to the query-results window to allow for tabular export of selectable slot values of all found result-instances.)
  • Watson Search Preview  + (This plug-in shows a preview of a search i
    This plug-in shows a preview of a search in Watson. Whenever a class is selected, the Watson Search Plugin searches for that term and provides the top results. This is more a proof of concept or an example than a real plugin. If you are searching for something more powerful, see http://watson.kmi.open.ac.uk/editor_plugins.html.
    watson.kmi.open.ac.uk/editor_plugins.html.)
  • XML2OWL  + (This plugin allows for the mapping of new XML data to an existing OWL ontology through Protege. Mappings are carried out according to user-provided rules, and result in new individuals and axioms in the ontology.)
  • Protege-nrepl  + (This plugin enables fully programmatic acc
    This plugin enables fully programmatic access and manipulation of the data structures that Protege is displaying. It does this by embedding an nREPL server launched using the language Clojure. nREPL clients (essentially any IDE capable for Clojure) can access this server to add or remove entities, change views or do anything else they desire. Although not intrinsically linked to it, Protege-NREPL was original written for use with the Tawny-OWL environment. By combining the two Protege can be used to visualize live the current state of an ontology written in Tawny-OWL
    state of an ontology written in Tawny-OWL)
  • ProtégéLOV  + (This plugin goal is to help ontologists se
    This plugin goal is to help ontologists searching for relevant vocabularies in the Linked Open Data (LOV) catalogue, for easing the development of ontologies by reusing existing vocabularies at low fine grained level. The tool helps to improve the modeling and reuse of ontologies used in the LOD cloud.
    reuse of ontologies used in the LOD cloud.)
  • Change View  + (This view provides a very straightforward list of changesets and the axioms that have been added and removed.)
  • ClojureTab  + (USEFUL TOOL FOR KNOWLEDGE PROCESSING IN PR
    USEFUL TOOL FOR KNOWLEDGE PROCESSING IN PROTEGE. The ClojureTab uses the [http://clojure.org Clojure programming language] for simple programming in the Protege environment, on-the-fly debugging, and storing programs in Protege projects. Contains: 1. Integrated development environment for Clojure language (https://clojure.org/) 2. Protege API for Clojure language 3. Rule engine and Expert system shell rete4frames (https://github.com/rururu/rete4frames) 4. Algorithms visual development environment
    Algorithms visual development environment)
  • Cloud Views  + (Visualize your ontology as a tag cloud (a set of related tags with corresponding weights).)
  • XMI Backend  + (XMI is a standard format for metadata exch
    XMI is a standard format for metadata exchange supported by OMG, the group that is responsible for standards such as UML, CORBA, and the Common Warehouse Metamodel. If you are a looking for alternative mechanisms to access Protege knowledge models (ontologies) from your application, data warehouse, or metadata repository, this back-end might be interesting for you.
    his back-end might be interesting for you.)
  • RDB2ONT  + (automatic tool for creating ontology from database)