[CASHeW-s] RE: Another one!!!

[Andrew John Hughes]

On Thu, 2004-12-02 at 15:43, Barry Norton wrote:
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> Protégé is a general ontology (e.g. OWL) editor and doesn’t
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> I’ve seen it demonstrated and it has some nice features and some
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> For this kind of editing (i.e. setting up the concepts to be referred
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> hopefully an Eclipse one like SWEDE or DL-Workbench).
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> Barry
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: address@hidden
> [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of Ravish Bhagdev
> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 20043:40 PM
> To: CASheW-s
> Subject: Another one!!!
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> Hi Barry,
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> What are your views on this one:
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> http://protege.stanford.edu/index.html
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> Andrew thought it is a good name for the editor!
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> BTW, if I am not wrong, the most valid reason for creating an editor
> specially for our project is to allow additional constructs not
> available in any other editors, right?  Because I think if we set out
> to find such editors, we will find more than 10.
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> - Ravi

I believe I also dispensed the knowledge at the time that this project
appeared to be more directly related to OWL, rather than OWL-s.  The
exemplars provided on the web site for this project clearly denote
this.  It is also referenced in the research proposal Barry submitted to
the group for pertinent consideration.

I would also like to re-iterate that the new mailing list should be the
primary channel for the discussion of pertinent topics, that apply to a
wider range of the populous.

Thanks, 
-- 
Andrew :-)

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