Towards a Visual SPARQL-DL Query Builder

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Querying ontologies is an every-day activity that users need. This interaction will improve when the query is more expressive and easier to develop. For this purpose, a visual query language is an ideal mean for users and ontology engineers for creating queries taking advantage of the easy-to-under...

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Autores principales: Giménez, Christian, Braun, Germán, Cecchi, Laura, Fillottrani, Pablo Rubén
Formato: Objeto de conferencia
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2018
Materias:
Ciencias Informáticas
ontology
VQL
semantic web
SPARQL-DL
crowd
Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/73568
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SEDICI (UNLP) de Universidad Nacional de La Plata
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topic Ciencias Informáticas
ontology
VQL
semantic web
SPARQL-DL
crowd
spellingShingle Ciencias Informáticas
ontology
VQL
semantic web
SPARQL-DL
crowd
Giménez, Christian
Braun, Germán
Cecchi, Laura
Fillottrani, Pablo Rubén
Towards a Visual SPARQL-DL Query Builder
topic_facet Ciencias Informáticas
ontology
VQL
semantic web
SPARQL-DL
crowd
description Querying ontologies is an every-day activity that users need. This interaction will improve when the query is more expressive and easier to develop. For this purpose, a visual query language is an ideal mean for users and ontology engineers for creating queries taking advantage of the easy-to-understand and low time and cost characteristics, specially, for users which does not know textual query languages. On the other side, SPARQL-DL is a powerful and expressive textual query language for OWL-DL based ontologies that can combine TBox/ABox/RBox queries. Considering the advantage of both, we present in this work a visual query language that can be interpreted as SPARQL-DL sentences and thus being used for querying ontologies for its structure and/or instance information. Altogether, we use this idea to create a modified version of crowd, a Web modelling tool with reasoning support, that enables to implement and tests the presented graphical language along with the needed SPARQL-DL support for solving queries with the user’s provided OWL 2 ontologies in any of its linearisations.
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author Giménez, Christian
Braun, Germán
Cecchi, Laura
Fillottrani, Pablo Rubén
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Braun, Germán
Cecchi, Laura
Fillottrani, Pablo Rubén
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title Towards a Visual SPARQL-DL Query Builder
title_short Towards a Visual SPARQL-DL Query Builder
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