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Fig. 4 The PerfectO ontology improvement methodology implemented using an ontology URL—
Part I
PerfectO Ontology Improvement Tool with an Ontology URL. A more sophisticated interface for ontology validation has been designed where the designers directly
enter the ontology URL in case the ontology is not referenced yet within the catalog.
Figures 4 and 5 show an extract of the online interface
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1. The user enters a specific ontology URL or can use the one by default.
2. The user clicks on the button to automatically integrate the ontology with the
tools mentioned in Sect. 7.3. A table is created to integrate the tools with the
given ontology automatically. The tools are accessible through the clickable links
thanks to their web service. The generated table enables quick access to any tools
to improve the ontology.
Figures 4 and 5 show a table that provides the name of the tool. The tool classification is provided in the second column, and the classification is introduced in our
proposed PerfectO methodology explained in Sect. 4. The third column describes
the usage of the tool. The fourth column checks the availability of the web service.
12 http://perfectsemanticweb.appspot.com/?p=ontologyValidation.
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Fig. 4 The PerfectO ontology improvement methodology implemented using an ontology URL—
Part I
PerfectO Ontology Improvement Tool with an Ontology URL. A more sophisticated interface for ontology validation has been designed where the designers directly
enter the ontology URL in case the ontology is not referenced yet within the catalog.
Figures 4 and 5 show an extract of the online interface
12
1. The user enters a specific ontology URL or can use the one by default.
2. The user clicks on the button to automatically integrate the ontology with the
tools mentioned in Sect. 7.3. A table is created to integrate the tools with the
given ontology automatically. The tools are accessible through the clickable links
thanks to their web service. The generated table enables quick access to any tools
to improve the ontology.
Figures 4 and 5 show a table that provides the name of the tool. The tool classification is provided in the second column, and the classification is introduced in our
proposed PerfectO methodology explained in Sect. 4. The third column describes
the usage of the tool. The fourth column checks the availability of the web service.
12 http://perfectsemanticweb.appspot.com/?p=ontologyValidation.