An ontology toolkit for storage, manipulation, query, and inference of ontologies and corresponding instances.
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Version 1.1.2: Bug fix for transitive property deletion in Minerva's incremental update mode; refactoring of Minerva code namespace; addition of Javadoc, OWL-to-Ecore and Ecore-to-OWL transformation example code, and UOB data.
What is Integrated Ontology Development Toolkit (IODT)?
IODT is a toolkit for ontology-driven development. This toolkit includes EMF Ontolgy Definition Metamodel (EODM), EODM workbench, and an OWL Ontology Repository (named Minerva).
EODM is derived from the OMG's Ontology Definition Metamodel (ODM) and implemented in Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF). In order to facilitate software development and execution, EODM includes RDFS/OWL parsing and serialization, reasoning, and transformation between RDFS/OWL and other data-modeling languages. These functions can be invoked from the EODM Workbench or Minerva and called by the applications that use ontologies. EODM is also an Eclipse open-source project.
EODM Workbench is an Eclipse-based, integrated, ontology-engineering environment that supports ontology building, management, and visualization.
Minerva is a high-performance OWL ontology storage, inference, and query system based on RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems).
How does it work?
IODT includes the following components, which can be downloaded and used independently or cooperatively:
* EODM is the run-time library that allows the application to read and serialize an RDFS/OWL ontology in RDF/XML format; manipulate an ontology using Java objects; call an inference engine and access inference results; and transform between ontology and other models.
* EODM Workbench is an Eclipse-based, integrated, ontology-engineering environment that supports ontology building, management, and visualization.
* OWL Ontology Repository (named Minerva) is a high-performance OWL storage, inference, and query system based on RDBMS. It supports DLP (Description Logic Program), a subset of OWL DL, and conjunctive query, a subset of the SPARQL language.
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