I tried searching over the internet but could not find the right tool for the purpose, so if anyone could provide me a link to the tool which could parse and display a graph for RDF and OWL ontologies.
Could anyone help me with a tool for RDF/OWL visualization?
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SemWebGraphicalNotation — W3C-maintained list of graphical notations and software applications (outdated);
RDF Visualization at Ontotext Research Space;
VOWL: Visual Notation for OWL Ontologies — almost standard graphical notation for OWL visualization, the page contains links to implementations.
These are also questions that I have recently been curious about. And I think the answer from Stanislav has some good materials. Here were some materials that I found interesting:
Parsing:
- If you mean from "free text" to rdf, Fred is interesting: http://wit.istc.cnr.it/stlab-tools/fred/demo/
- As basis for the NLP parsing to rdf, check out the Stanford parser: http://nlp.stanford.edu:8080/parser/
Visualizing: Using the web vowl interface can be a great way to start to look at graphs and ontologies. Just start with the examples within the interface or drag and drop your own in. You can also edit the graphs with the tool very easily: http://www.visualdataweb.de/webvowl/
Protege, as a software, is not quite as visual but makes jumping into the details of viewing and manipulating rdf/owl quite light. And there are many basic examples and some good youtube videos. Jumping into using the reasoners available within the tool inspires - regarding what one can infer from the logic of the graph. I suggest the downloadable version: https://protege.stanford.edu/products.php
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