S-Match runs as a command line tool, taking as input tree-like structures in a simple text file and rendering semantic mapping in a simple text file. Alternatively, a simple GUI is available.

S-Match is written in Java and needs a Java Virtual Machine version 6 or later to run.

In its default configuration S-Match relies on WordNet to provide background knowledge. WordNet dictionary files are included in the download package.

Download and check examples

• Download latest S-Match release and unpack it.
• Check out readme.txt
• Check out sample datasets in test-data/cw/c.txt and test-data/cw/w.txt

Run the command line

• Run the default configuration with sample files by executing bin\all-cw.cmd or bin/all-cw.sh
• Check the output in test-data\cw\result-cw.txt or test-data/cw/result-minimal-cw.txt

Run the GUI

• Run bin\runGUI.cmd or bin/runGUI.sh

Done

Explore S-Match Wiki for more information about S-Match, including S-Match configuration and hacking sources.