ont:Ontology🛈 The parameters defined by the signature are listed here. Unfortunately parameter names are not informative; fixing it is a planned future feature. An optional parameter will accept the value ottr:none as an argument. A parameter which allows blanks will accept a blank node as argument value.
| Index | Name | Type | Optional | Blanks allowed | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ontIRI | ottr:IRI | no | yes | no |
| 2 | imports | List<ottr:IRI> | no | yes | no |
🛈 stOTTR serialisation of the template without annotation instances.
ont:Ontology[
ottr:IRI ?ontIRI,
List<ottr:IRI> ?imports
] :: {
ottr:Triple(?ontIRI, rdf:type, owl:Ontology),
cross | ottr:Triple(?ontIRI, owl:imports, ++?imports)
} .🛈 The pattern of the template is illustrated by expanding a generated instance. Below the generated instance is shown in different serialisations, and its expansion is presented in different formats.
ont:Ontology(x:argument1, (x:argument2-1, x:argument2-2))RDF/wOTTR
[ ottr:of ont:Ontology ; ottr:values ( x:argument1 ( x:argument2-1 x:argument2-2 ) ) ] .
🛈 Each resource node is linked to its IRI. Type relationships are not visualised, rather each node contains its type.
x:argument1 rdf:type owl:Ontology ;
owl:imports x:argument2-2 , x:argument2-1 .🛈 Click the list to expand/contract one list element. Click 'expand/contact all' to expand/contract all elements. Note that the interactive expansion is not correct for instances that are marked by list expanders.
ont:Ontology(x:argument1, (x:argument2-1, x:argument2-2))cross | ottr:Triple(x:argument1, owl:imports, ++(x:argument2-1, x:argument2-2))ottr:Triple(x:argument1, rdf:type, owl:Ontology)🛈 The graph shows all the templates that this template depends on. The colour of the node indicates its namespace. Each node is linked to its documentation page.
🛈 The number in parenthesis is the number of instances of each template.
🛈 The templates in this library that depend on this template.
None found.
🛈 Dependency graph metrics. Depth is the number of steps to a leaf node in the dependency graph. Branching is the number of outgoing edges from a node.
Direct dependencies
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Direct dependencies
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ont:Ontology[
ottr:IRI ?ontIRI,
List<ottr:IRI> ?imports
] :: {
ottr:Triple(?ontIRI, rdf:type, owl:Ontology),
cross | ottr:Triple(?ontIRI, owl:imports, ++?imports)
} .
ont:Ontology rdf:type ottr:Template ;
ottr:parameters ( [ ottr:type ottr:IRI ;
ottr:variable _:b0
]
[ ottr:type ( rdf:List ottr:IRI ) ;
ottr:variable _:b1
]
) ;
ottr:pattern [ ottr:of ottr:Triple ;
ottr:values ( _:b0
rdf:type owl:Ontology
)
] ;
ottr:pattern [ ottr:arguments ( [ ottr:value _:b0 ]
[ ottr:value owl:imports ]
[ ottr:modifier ottr:listExpand ;
ottr:value _:b1
]
) ;
ottr:modifier ottr:cross ;
ottr:of ottr:Triple
] .🛈 Prefixes are removed from all listings on this page for readability, but are listed here in RDF Turtle format.
@prefix ottr: <http://ns.ottr.xyz/0.4/>. @prefix ont: <http://tpl.ottr.xyz/p/asset-maintenance/owl/ontology/0.1/>. @prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#>. @prefix owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#>.