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@matheuslenke, I want to report two problems with the model transformation to OWL with gUFO:
No title property (dcterms:title, rdfs:label or sdo:name) is created - for the whole ontology. The generated ontology has no title. Tools like PyLODE need a title to work. This can be fixed manually at the beginning of the .ttl file. However, the ideal solution would be to prompt plugin users with a field for the ontology title.
A more subtle issue occurs with certain automatically generated relations, particularly those representing UML composition. They are created without any rdfs:label, which again breaks certain applications. Check my .ttl file as an example:
@matheuslenke, I want to report two problems with the model transformation to OWL with gUFO:
No title property (dcterms:title, rdfs:label or sdo:name) is created - for the whole ontology. The generated ontology has no title. Tools like PyLODE need a title to work. This can be fixed manually at the beginning of the .ttl file. However, the ideal solution would be to prompt plugin users with a field for the ontology title.
A more subtle issue occurs with certain automatically generated relations, particularly those representing UML composition. They are created without any rdfs:label, which again breaks certain applications. Check my .ttl file as an example:
:userExperienceHasPhysicalUserBehavior rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty;
rdfs:domain :UserExperience;
rdfs:range :PhysicalUserBehavior;
rdfs:label "userExperienceHasPhysicalUserBehavior"@en. # <-- Added rdfs:label .
:userExperienceHasVirtualEvent rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty;
rdfs:domain :UserExperience;
rdfs:range :VirtualEvent;
rdfs:label "userExperienceHasVirtualEvent"@en. # <-- Added rdfs:label .
I had to find those relations observing they lack labels, then adding rdfs:label.
The obvious solution is to implement rdfs:label for those generated relations or other similar cases.
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