On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 2:03 PM, Alexandru Todor <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been working with BioPortal for a couple of years, and they implement
> a similar approach to webProtege which has been quite successful.
>
Did they use WebProtege for this? Can you suggest something different?
> We will definetly have to go the way of an online, collaborative ontology
> editor one way or another, either by improving the mappings wiki or
> adopting a full blown ontology editor. However I fear that webProtege has
> too many features and should prove hard for novices to use, which might
> increase the learning curve.
>
We can use a webProtege gui for this that shows only e.g. labels and
comments. Experts can use the usual protege tabs.
An alternative is to use OntoWiki
i agree with JC that this is a lot of work and we should focus on tests but
we are short on hands and GSoC is a chance to get at least something done.
WebProtege is on a short notice and maybe we should give an extra thought
about it.
Mappings and ontology is a lot of work for a student and maybe we should
break it into safe independent tasks.
1) move only the ontology in WebProtege or OntoWiki (or something better
than Wikitext): Basically set up an ontology editing service with a couple
of simple interfaces for editing. Also create a mw bot that updates the
mappings wiki only with the basic stuff we have already (labels, comments,
hierarchy, equivalent class/property). If there is time (which probably
will be) change the ontology generation code to read both from RDF.
This keeps us compatible with the existing infrastructure if we see that it
doesn't work out.
2) Extend the server module to generate rdf for the existing mappings /
statistics and build a few visualizations / stats around it (basically
extend Andrea's idea)
If we see that this performs well we can consider maintaining the mappings
in RDF.
Comments?
> Cheers,
> Alexandru
>
>
>
> On 02/20/2014 10:07 AM, Dimitris Kontokostas wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Jens Lehmann suggested to move the ontology editing to webProtege [1].
> It will save a lot of effort trying to support more owl axioms (defining
> new wiki syntax, parsing it properly etc.)
>
> This solves many problems but creates a few more, like integration with
> the core module and syncing with the mappings definitions (server module).
> However, this has some good potential.
>
> Taking this a little further we could also use web protege for the
> mappings DB. I haven't looked at it in too detail but we can define custom
> editing forms [2] which also solves the mappings web editor problem.
>
> The plus to that is that we have the mappings directly in RDF and if we
> publish the server statistics in rdf too, we can have many cool
> visualizations & reports through SPARQL.
> (This also creates some syncing problems with Live but we can probably
> overcome them with some effort)
>
> WDYT?
>
> [1] http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/wiki/WebProtege
> [2] http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/wiki/WebProtegeLayoutConfig
>
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