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Package "rdfs2pl"

Title:Compile an RDFS schema to prolog predicates
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Latest version:0.0.5
SHA1 sum:2581484754c34cde348802a5d4b82987c6d06993
Author:Chris Mungall <cmungall@gmail.com>
Home page:https://github.com/cmungall/rdfs2pl
Download URL:https://github.com/cmungall/rdfs2pl.git

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Synopsis

Given an ontology pizza.owl:

:- ensure_loaded( library(rdfs2pl) ).
:- use_module(library(semweb/rdf_db)).

gen :-
        rdf_load('pizza.owl'),
        tell('pizza.pl'),
        write_schema(pizza,'http://owl.cs.manchester.ac.uk/2009/07/sssw/pizza#',[use_labels(true)]),
        told.

Alternatively, use the command line wrapper:

rdfs2pl pizza pizza.owl -o pizza.pl

Description

Compiles an RDFS schema to prolog program consisting of convenience wrapper predicates:

  • unary predicate for every class in the ontology
  • binary predicate for every property in the ontology

For example, if the ontology contains

:hasTopping a owl:ObjectProperty ;
    rdfs:label "has topping" .

Then the generated module will contain

:- rdf_meta has_topping(r,r).
:- op(300,xfy,has_topping/2).
has_topping(X,Y) :- rdf_has(X,pizza:hasTopping,Y).

This allows convenient querying of the form:

write_pizza_toppings :-
    pizza(P),
    P has_topping T,
    writeln(P-T),
    fail.

Optional Extras

Additional arguments are provided where we want to determine the named graph a triple is asserted in, or inspect the reification of the statement/axiom. Note OWL uses a different reification vocabulary than RDF.

  • Clauses of the form `P(S,O,G) where G` is the graph S-P-O is asserted in
  • Clauses of the form `P(S,O,G,N) where N` is the node of the reified statement
  • Clauses of the form `P_node(S,O,N) where N` is the node of the reified statement
  • Clauses of the form `P_axiom(S,O,A) where A` is the node of the axiom reified using the owl vocabulary

These are on by default. These can be controlled via Opts in write_schema/3, or by command line options.

Installation

?- pack_install(rdfs2pl).

Quickstart

rdfs2pl pizza pizza.owl -o pizza.pl

For all options, see

rdfs2pl -h

Examples

Project

Source code available and pull requests accepted at http://github.com/cmungall/rdfs2pl

Contents of pack "rdfs2pl"

Pack contains 6 files holding a total of 612K bytes.