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| + | * Univocality score | ||
| + | * Degree of Alignment and Non-alignment | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 8 October 2008
This page lists possible tests for analyzing ontologies in BioPortal.
Numbers, numbers
- number of classes
- number of properties
- maximum depth
- average number of children
- ...
- number of different owl constructs used from the list at [1]
Checks for rules of thumb in ontology design (help for authors)
- list classes with a single subclass
- list classes with more than X subclasses
- list classes with no documentation
Help in exploring ontologies
- Concepts that everyone refers to
Metrics that determine agreement with OBO Foundry design principles
- Univocality score
- Degree of Alignment and Non-alignment