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== Relation types == | |||
Currently the following relations are available: | |||
ontorail:hasSource, skos:relatedMatch, skos:closeMatch, skos:exactMatch, skos:narrowMatch, skos:broadMatch, owl:equivalentClass, owl:inverseOf, rdfs:seeAlso, rdfs:subClassOf | |||
== Establish a relation == | == Establish a relation == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:02, 25 June 2022
An essential goal of OntoRail is to facilitate the establishment of relations between concepts in the aggregated ontology in order to foster digital continuity between models. To serve that need, the following functionalities are supported:
- create a relation between two concepts,
- search / filter existing relations,
- edit / delete an existing relation.
Relation types
Currently the following relations are available:
ontorail:hasSource, skos:relatedMatch, skos:closeMatch, skos:exactMatch, skos:narrowMatch, skos:broadMatch, owl:equivalentClass, owl:inverseOf, rdfs:seeAlso, rdfs:subClassOf
Establish a relation
OntoRail enables the establishment of relations between two concepts present in the aggregated ontology through a predicate chosen amongst a controlled vocabulary. This functionality calls on three individual windows to function:
- the main page of the OntoRail web application
- two Tree Browser windows, i.e. one window per concept.
The relations creation workflow is as follows:
- selection of the concepts to be related in their respective sources through the Tree Browser
- selection of the predicate to apply to the proposed relation
- addition (optional) of a comment
- selection of the status of the proposed relation
- addition of the relation into OntoRail
Please note that adding relations is restricted to logged-in users to allow traceability.
Search / filter relations
Existing relations can be searched / filtered (for example to identify whether a given concept has already been studied before) and the search can be restricted to a subset of the source models for convenience.
Edit / delete relations
An existing relation can be edited, for example to re-qualify the relation (i.e. the predicate) or to change its status (for example from Under Review to Accepted).