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Learn Protege - Ontology Editor - Through Pizza.Owl Tutorial
What you'll learn
Familiar Protégé which as the Open Source ontology editing tool
Know how to install, configure and use Protégé for ontology modeling
Grasp pizza owl ontology and using its tutorial for making one real life ontology model
Understand key Semantic and Ontology concept and able to use that for modelling self ontologies
Requirements
No programming experience required; better to know basic set theory
Description
The Protégé is one opensource ontology editor. Mr. Michael DeBellis created one great tutorial using pizza.owl as sample to show how Protégé is working. This course is based on the latest version of tutorial (which you can find link in the course) and guide you step by step to make the pizza.owl ontology created and practice the needed skills (query, rules, etc.) which are crucial for you to use in other ontology, knowledge graphs. Numbers of hands-on exercises are given with detail demo so that you can catch up the knowledge as soon as possible.During course, you'll learn how to initialize the Protege editing environment, then we move to the key elements within one ontology, explaining the concepts of Class and Individual, introduce the object property and data property, domains and ranges.With the new created pizza.owl ontology, you'll exercise on the restrictions, reasoner, SWRL, SHACL.Ontology is becoming powerful when you can easily querying the information, within the course, you'll learn DL (Description Logic) queries as well as hands-on SPARQL queries. (I'll post specific course later for dedicated SPARQL learning.)We'll also introduce the Web Protege if you have interests to work in the web based only.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction and Opening
Lecture 2 Structure on pizza.owl case study
Lecture 3 Initialize Protege Environment
Section 2: Building an OWL Ontology - Understand Class and Class Hierarchy
Lecture 4 Create New Owl Ontology
Lecture 5 Named Classes
Lecture 6 Using a Reasoner
Lecture 7 Disjoint Classes
Lecture 8 Understand Ontology Model File Structure[RDF]
Lecture 9 Using Create Class Hierarchy
Section 3: Understand Properties in Ontology
Lecture 10 OWL Properties
Lecture 11 Inverse Properties
Lecture 12 Owl Object Property Characteristics
Lecture 13 OWL Property Domains and Ranges
Lecture 14 Existential Restrictions
Section 4: Adding More Context into Pizza.owl Ontology
Lecture 15 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 14
Lecture 16 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 15
Lecture 17 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 16
Lecture 18 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 17
Lecture 19 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 18
Lecture 20 Detecting a Class that can't Have Members
Anyone interests on ontology and willing to learn new tool/skills
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Published 3/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.69 GB | Duration: 2h 55m
Learn Protégé (Open Source Ontology Editor) by Practicing on Ontology Modeling
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.69 GB | Duration: 2h 55m
Learn Protégé (Open Source Ontology Editor) by Practicing on Ontology Modeling
What you'll learn
Familiar Protégé which as the Open Source ontology editing tool
Know how to install, configure and use Protégé for ontology modeling
Grasp pizza owl ontology and using its tutorial for making one real life ontology model
Understand key Semantic and Ontology concept and able to use that for modelling self ontologies
Requirements
No programming experience required; better to know basic set theory
Description
The Protégé is one opensource ontology editor. Mr. Michael DeBellis created one great tutorial using pizza.owl as sample to show how Protégé is working. This course is based on the latest version of tutorial (which you can find link in the course) and guide you step by step to make the pizza.owl ontology created and practice the needed skills (query, rules, etc.) which are crucial for you to use in other ontology, knowledge graphs. Numbers of hands-on exercises are given with detail demo so that you can catch up the knowledge as soon as possible.During course, you'll learn how to initialize the Protege editing environment, then we move to the key elements within one ontology, explaining the concepts of Class and Individual, introduce the object property and data property, domains and ranges.With the new created pizza.owl ontology, you'll exercise on the restrictions, reasoner, SWRL, SHACL.Ontology is becoming powerful when you can easily querying the information, within the course, you'll learn DL (Description Logic) queries as well as hands-on SPARQL queries. (I'll post specific course later for dedicated SPARQL learning.)We'll also introduce the Web Protege if you have interests to work in the web based only.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction and Opening
Lecture 2 Structure on pizza.owl case study
Lecture 3 Initialize Protege Environment
Section 2: Building an OWL Ontology - Understand Class and Class Hierarchy
Lecture 4 Create New Owl Ontology
Lecture 5 Named Classes
Lecture 6 Using a Reasoner
Lecture 7 Disjoint Classes
Lecture 8 Understand Ontology Model File Structure[RDF]
Lecture 9 Using Create Class Hierarchy
Section 3: Understand Properties in Ontology
Lecture 10 OWL Properties
Lecture 11 Inverse Properties
Lecture 12 Owl Object Property Characteristics
Lecture 13 OWL Property Domains and Ranges
Lecture 14 Existential Restrictions
Section 4: Adding More Context into Pizza.owl Ontology
Lecture 15 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 14
Lecture 16 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 15
Lecture 17 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 16
Lecture 18 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 17
Lecture 19 Creating Subclasses of Pizza with Exercise 18
Lecture 20 Detecting a Class that can't Have Members
Anyone interests on ontology and willing to learn new tool/skills
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