Transformation of OWL2 Property Axioms to Groovy

Hnatkowska, Bogumiła; Woroniecki, Paweł Marek

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-73117-9_19

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“…[6], [9] • source code representing domain classes and relationships among them, e.g. Java [17], Java with Enterprise Java Beans and Hibernate [2], Groovy [7], Cool OO language used further by CLIPS rule engine [10] • source code with unit test, e.g. [12] • SQL schema, e.g.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Examples of desktop applications, distributed as jar files are [6], and [7]. The former, written in Java 8, supports translations from SUMO to UML, the latter -written in Groovy -performs translations from OWL2 to Groovy.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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“…To perform a proof-of-concept application of the UPF framework, the OWL2 to Groovy translator presented in [7] was adapted as one of the translators which are under the framework control. The translator was rewritten to meet the UPF contracts.…”

Section: Owl2 To Groovy Translatormentioning

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“…• One end-user tool instead of many: Instead of having many different tools (translators) separately installed there exists one universal client (a kind of system overlay) collaborating with the UPF framework to provide translation capabilities. The OWL2 to Groovy translator has also been extended concerning its previous version (see [7]) with the transformation rules for OWL2 individuals. The proposed solution is similar to [11], where ontology individuals are represented indirectly as instances of WrappedIndividualImpl class.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The framework is an extension to the previous authors' work connected with OWL2 [7]. The rest of the paper is organized as followed.…”

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Universal Framework for OWL2 Ontology Transformations

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Domain ontologies are valuable knowledge assets with many potential applications, e.g. in software engineering. Their content is often a subject of bi-directional transformations. Unfortunately, a centralized transformation service which can be easily extended with new mappers is not available for ontology users. In consequence, they have to deal with many different translation programs, which have to be installed and learned separately. The paper presents a framework for universal ontology processing, dedicated to ontologies expressed in OWL2. The framework usefulness was verified by a proof-of-concept implementation, for which an existing OWL2 to Groovy translator was adapted. During the integration process, the translator functionality was enhanced with ontology individuals mapping. The exemplary implementation confirmed that the framework with plug-in architecture is flexible and easy for customization. The ontology stakeholders should benefit from the reduced cognitive load and more satisfying transformation process.

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