#Disclaimer: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/disclaimer.html #This is the "correct" mapping of the WineA and WineB ontologies. @prefix rdf: . @prefix rdfs: . @prefix owl: . @prefix dc: . @prefix dct: . @prefix ao: . @prefix oo: . @prefix a: . @prefix b: > @prefix : < http://www . . .com/OntologyAB.n3#> > ############################################################################### # This is an example of an alignment file in the proper format. It includes examples of a # class-to-class 1-1 alignment, a class-to-class 1-n alignment, and a property-to-property alignment. ## =<>; a ao:AlignmentFile; dc:title "Alignment File Example"; dc:publisher "Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories"; dc:creator "Experiment Set Platform"; dct:created "2004-04-30"; dct:issued "2004-04-30"; owl:versionInfo "0.0.1"; dc:format "text/n3"; dc:language "en"; rdfs:label "Alignment File Example"; oo:inputA ; oo:inputB ; oo:operator . # Look up the operator to tell which sort (Aligner, Merger...) it is. # Class-to-class 1-1 alignment: :Alignment1 a ao:Alignment; ao:elementA a:ClassA; ao:elementB b:ClassB; ao:alignmentConfidence "0.5". # Class-to-class 1-n alignment. There are separate alignment statements because # each may have different confidence values. :Alignment2 a ao:Alignment; ao:elementA a:ClassC; ao:elementB b:ClassD; ao:alignmentConfidence "0.5". :Alignment3 a ao:Alignment; ao:elementA a:ClassC; ao:elementB b:ClassF; ao:alignmentConfidence "0.5". # Property-to-property 1-1 alignment: :Alignment4 a ao:Alignment; ao:elementA a:propertyA; ao:elementB b:propertyB; ao:alignmentConfidence "0.5".