Difference between revisions of "From OBO to OWL and back"
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=== Protege 4.1 === | === Protege 4.1 === | ||
| − | Please install Protege 4.1 release candidate 5 (build 235). | + | Please install [http://protege.stanford.edu/download/protege/4.1/installanywhere/Web_Installers/ Protege 4.1 release candidate 5 (build 235)]. |
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Revision as of 14:19, 24 July 2011
This page is the location for downloads and instructions for the ICBO 2011 tutorial "From OBO to OWL and back again" to be held on July 27th.
It will include details of the software to install and their configuration along with test ontologies to download. Please check back closer to the session for details.
Program
Slides
Test ontologies
Software to install
OBO-Edit 2.1
Please use OBO-Edit 2.1beta16.
OBO to OWL conversion tool
Download the latest version of the Obo Ontology Release Tool GUI from here:
Installers are available for mac, windows and unix. After installation, you will have two applications:
- The obo2owl converter
- The Obo Ontology Release Tool
Protege 4.1
Please install Protege 4.1 release candidate 5 (build 235).
It can be downloaded here:
http://protege.stanford.edu/download/protege/4.1/installanywhere/Web_Installers/
This version of Protege should not need any configuring.
Previous version required configuring to ensure labels (OBO names) are displayed in all components instead of IDs. Try loading an OBO file to test this (it should load straight in, even though the dialog box asks you to choose and OWL file). If you can only see IDs in the class hierarchy, then you should configure following the instructions here: