Activity for MELO
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Igor Toujilov committed [5938c8]
paper
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moving the indexer example, as it requires an access to MELO
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choosing the implementation: a linked list or indexer
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parsing some nested class expressions in XML/RDF
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an example of modelling propositional attitudes and presuppositions
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starting an XML RDF OWL class expression parsing implementation
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replacing the namespace in a text editor
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copying 1K.owl ontology to create an indexer test
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an ontological support for alternative indexer implementations of generated rules
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the release information file for the download page
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MELO updated /readme.md
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implementing the min aggregation function
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changing the argument order, which should finalise the implementation of the min rule generator
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copying the implementation from the max rule generator
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creating a min aggregation rule generator with an empty implementation
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generating meaningful names for namespace prefixes instead of numbers
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adding a function
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protecting a function
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testing the max aggregation
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implementing the max aggregation function
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generating the new test ontology
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changing the test ontology names
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creating a new test by copying the previous one
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using the Semantic Versioning
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a forgotten include
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generalising the SWRL comparison built-in implementation
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a preliminary implementation of the SWRL greaterThan built-in
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implementing SWRL lessThanOrEqual built-in
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generalising the serialisation of SWRL built-ins
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a draft of a rule generator for the max aggregate
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generalising the generator to incorporate more aggregate functions
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a Doxygen configuration
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simplifying the aggregate class hierarchy
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min and max aggregates
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forgotten headers
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implementing the sum of XSD decimal and int
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updating the tutorial
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generating the test results
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a new test ontology created from the old one by renaming
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a regression test script
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implementing XSD decimal
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implementing aggregates for mixed datatypes
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implementing XSD decimal
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generating the dynamic aggregation; but this is too much for Pellet in Protege Desktop 5.5: this sample is not computable even in several hours
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the test output
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replacing the datatype in a text editor
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generating axioms for 1K individuals with Protege 5.5 Cellfie plug-in
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a scalability test template for 1K individuals
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a major performance improvement when using a multimap collection for data property assertions; the aggregator now runs in less than a second for the 50K test
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a cosmetic performance change
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a data property hash function in the case it will be needed for the future
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removing a forgotten include residual
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the static aggregation is generated in 254 seconds
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replacing the datatype in a text editor
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generating axioms for 50K individuals with Protege 5.5 Cellfie plug-in rule: Individual: @A* Types: c Facts: p @A* (Java memory should be -Xmx1000M -Xms400M and it takes about three minutes)
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making a smaller scalability test from 100K.owl
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checking XSD int range limits
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updating the aggregator documentation
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updating the library documentation; the latest refactoring reduces CPU and memory usage by approximately four times, as the symbolic term libraries with garbage collection were removed
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removing unused libraries
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fixing syntax errors in the aggregator
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fixing a name instantiation bug; now all tests in suites pass
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using references instead of copying for better performance
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using references instead of copying for better performance
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fixing an invalid reference bug
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fixing two recursive comparison bugs
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changing the test suite according to the refactoring; now the test suite is compiled
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making all SWRL arguments const
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removing some pointer references preventing the copy semantics
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removing a pointer reference preventing the copy semantics
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making SWRL rules assignable
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protecting a data field of SWRL_property_atom to allow the assignment
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removing some pointer references preventing the copy semantics
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protecting data fields of OWL_object_max_cardinality to allow the assignment
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protecting data fields of OWL_data_max_cardinality to allow the assignment
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fixing some syntax errors in the test suites
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protecting the property expression field of OWL_existential_quantification to allow the assignment
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protecting the name field of OWL_named_class_expression to allow the assignment
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protecting data fields of OWL_object_property_expression to allow the assignment
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the major refactoring is completed; the OWL API library is now compiled
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fixing some syntax errors
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fixing some syntax errors
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barking up the wrong tree; so reverting to the previous revision
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fixing Xercesc header compilation
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disambiguating some data member names
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fixing some syntax errors
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