The ultimate goal of building an ontology is sharing and reuse. To ensure the achievement of these objectives, it must meet the criteria set by Tim Berners-Lee as lined data principles: all ontology elements must be identified with URIs, these URIs must be dereferenceable, the ontology language must be semantically correct and ontologies should be linked together (via common URIs).
These principles are based on the underlying web and semantic web technologies, such as URIs, HTTP and knowledge representation languages such as RDF.
This application evaluates an ontology according to the linked data principles and correct them if necessary.
If you have any inquiry about the source code, you can contact:
kaouther.mezaache.mil@gmail.com
mounia.oumessad@gmail.com
lzemmouchi-ghomari@usthb.dz
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As it is mentionned in the file readme.txt, you need to download the validator project (Validator of manchester) in order to evaluate the third principle. Notice that there is slight modifications in two classes of this project which are : ExternalLinkValdiationTest and RdfValidator. You can copy the modification after installing this project succefully. You find these two files (ExternalLinkValdiationTest.java and RdfValidator.java) Inside the folder.