Closed mrnolte closed 1 year ago
Not so sure why, but my Protege seemed to have restructured a lot of the ontologies I did not even touch, e.g., SOMA-OBJ. Most changes should be in SOMA-ACT and SOMA-IO, but even these should be more or less additions.
Maybe a version thing? This stuff used to happen to me when I was editing with Protege 4 what Daniel was editing with Protege 5.
Is this still draft?
One question about SOMA-STATE.owl: ContainmentState is defined as :ContainmentState (as opposed to SOMA:LinkageState etc), meaning the namespace is SOMA-STATE as opposed to SOMA. Will the uglify script handle this and generate SOMA:ContainmentState for the merged file?
Hmm, turns out the biggest diffs in the commit come from the old version being OWL Functional and the PR version being RDF/XML again.
Okay, now the issues should be fixed. Thanks for the review!
Some strange things are happening here -- I am seeing that some of my comments from the latest review are outdated already! How come, maybe related to the conflicts on the SOMA-ACT, SOMA-OBJ, SOMA files?
Ah wait no, seems I was reviewing an older commit lol. Ok lets try again.
On another note, I went through the paper and made some comments or changes here and there.
Ah wait no, seems I was reviewing an older commit lol. Ok lets try again.
Ah, that explains the confusion!
There's a few comments from the review where I ask for a couple answers and I still want those, to make sure I understand what the property chains want to do. There's a comment I forgot to place in the review apparently, but it also needs an answer. With clarifications for those, I can approve this.
The Meta-Ontology for INtrospection (MOIN).