Hi All,At this week's BIRN All-Hands Meeting, the BIRN Ontology Task Force has been working on ontological representation of neuroanatomy (decomposing the differing senses often wrapped together in a standard neuroanatomical terminological resources), so that in the end we'll be able to recompose a
There's another answer of using the reasoner by building your
ontology to take advantage of its capabilities. the conceptual lego
approach relies on the reasoner.
Anecdotally, I've managed to miss out subsumption relationships by
hand in ontologies as small as a dozen classes. Also, when bui
At 11:26 AM 10/26/2006 -0400, Chimezie Ogbuji wrote:
>I'm not 100% certain the action item is related to this, but during the F2F I
>had asked the Interest Group for opinions on the various ways of modelling
>'controlled values' for a property:
There is some material relevant to this question i
I'm not 100% certain the action item is related to this, but during the
F2F I had asked the Interest Group for opinions on the various
ways of modelling 'controlled values' for a property:
- as a closed set of literals
- as an enumerated class (nominals / owl:oneOf)
- as a class constructe
Hi, Eric
Then we have done this action item :)
But I have another issues in the similar
domain: when 'lifting" HL7 CDA (clinical document architecture) XSD
to OWL ontology and mapping to RIM Ontology. I don't know how to
handle the "optional" attributes and their default values, e.g.
I am t
Alan,
Based on the notes (http://www.w3.org/2006/10/03-hcls-minutes.html), there was
a discussion on HL7 qualifiers, and that perhaps Helen should consider using
Enumerated classes instead of controlled vocab. This was new to her, and you
had stated you would explain it to her-- hence the acti
> "Alan" == Alan Ruttenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alan> Well it would be educational to get your view on what you can
Alan> you do with owl without a reasoner that's not easier to do
Alan> without owl?
You can do lots of things with OWL without a reasoner. The Gene
Ontology is r
