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|Full name of the tool=OntologyTest
...cular test) can be executed at any time; thus it simplifies the testing of ontology both during its development and during its evolution.
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|Full name of the tool=HyQue
...uate formalized hypotheses against experimental data through a combination of SPARQL queries and evaluation rules
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|Full name of the tool=NCBO BioPortal
|Description of the tool=Repository for Biomedical Ontologies
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|Full name of the tool=Tool-123
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|Full name of the tool=Virtuoso Universal Server
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|Full name of the tool=Sigma Knowledge Engineering Environment
...e Interchange Format (KIF) and is optimized for the Suggested Upper Merged Ontology (SUMO) www.ontologyportal.org
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|Full name of the tool=Repair of Ontological Structure Environment
...wrong is-a structure and mappings. [[RepOSE]] exists in different versions of which one is currently available for download.
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|Full name of the tool=Macleod - Common Logic Environment for Ontology Development
...e semantic of concepts and relations. These tasks are consistency checking of ontologies and their modules as well as checking whether competency questio
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