Difference between revisions of "Base Metrics"

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==Logical axiom count==
 
==Logical axiom count==
These special kind of axioms are universally valid
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These special kind of axioms are universally valid.
  
 
==Class count==
 
==Class count==
 
Classes in ontologies are concepts. These classes can contain other classes or individuals.
 
Classes in ontologies are concepts. These classes can contain other classes or individuals.
With this metric we count the classes to create a view on the quantity of classes.
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In OWL there a generally a Thing-Class, which is a universal class. So every user defined class is a SubClass of the Thing-Class
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With this metric we count the classes, including the thing-class, to create a view on the quantity of classes.
  
 
===Total class count===
 
===Total class count===
==Object property count==
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===Total Object property count===
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==Data property count==
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===Total data property count===
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==Property count==
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==Individual count==
 
==Individual count==
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Individuals are the instances of the classes. This metric counts these instances, one class could have a set of instances.
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===Total Individual count===
 
===Total Individual count===
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==Property count==
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In OWL there are two types of properties:
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===Object property count===
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Object properties link individuals to individuals.
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====Total Object property count====
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===Data property count===
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Other then the Object properties the Data properties link individuals to data values
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====Total data property count====
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==Sources==
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Revision as of 09:38, 13 June 2016

Base Metrics comprise of simple metrics, like the counting of classes, axioms, objects etc. So it shows the quantity of ontology elements. For these Metrics we chose:

Axiom count

Axioms, regarding OntoMetrics, are relations between classes, it could descibe cardinality, value range or default-values of relations and attributes. It is also able to describe characteristics of relations like symmetry or transitivity.

Logical axiom count

These special kind of axioms are universally valid.

Class count

Classes in ontologies are concepts. These classes can contain other classes or individuals. In OWL there a generally a Thing-Class, which is a universal class. So every user defined class is a SubClass of the Thing-Class

With this metric we count the classes, including the thing-class, to create a view on the quantity of classes.

Total class count

Individual count

Individuals are the instances of the classes. This metric counts these instances, one class could have a set of instances.

Total Individual count

Property count

In OWL there are two types of properties:

Object property count

Object properties link individuals to individuals.

Total Object property count

Data property count

Other then the Object properties the Data properties link individuals to data values

Total data property count

Sources

  1. http://www.enzyklopaedie-der-wirtschaftsinformatik.de/lexikon/daten-wissen/Wissensmanagement/Wissensmodellierung/Wissensreprasentation/Semantisches-Netz/Ontologien
  2. https://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/