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I look for an example in java using the reasoning pellet to check if given two ontologies and incrementally given the indication of correspondences between these ontologies if the alignment between them remains consistent.
FOR i = 0 to Len( ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck )
IF Is Consistent (Ontology1, Ontology2, ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck[i]) then
CorrespondencesChecked [L] = ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck[i];
L=L+1;
END IF
NEXT
Thank you,
Miriam Oliveira
PhD Student
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I downloaded the two libraries..Would you have an example with one of the
two libraries?
2018-06-01 16:08 GMT-03:00 Ignazio Palmisano <[email protected]>:
I found examples with code from the own pellet and hermit to test the consistency of a single ontology, including new axioms and checking its consistency. my problem is how to include axioms for two ontologies and the alignment between them from matches pointed to with equivalence relation and get from reasoning if this alignment is consistent.
Create a new ontology that imports both ontologies to align and create a reasoner with the new ontology. Then you can add alignment axioms to the new ontology.
I look for an example in java using the reasoning pellet to check if given two ontologies and incrementally given the indication of correspondences between these ontologies if the alignment between them remains consistent.
Example:
Input: Ontology1, Ontology2, ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck
Output: CorrespondencesChecked
FOR i = 0 to Len( ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck )
IF Is Consistent (Ontology1, Ontology2, ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck[i]) then
CorrespondencesChecked [L] = ArrayCorrespondencestoCheck[i];
L=L+1;
END IF
NEXT
Thank you,
Miriam Oliveira
PhD Student
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: