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Errata for Protégé OWL Tutorial Version 1.2

This is the errata page for version 1.2 of the Protégé OWL Tutorial.

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Location Error
page 74, Exercise 43, step 3 onwards

Creating a defined class in this way will not produce the desired effect - InterestingPizza will end up being equivalent to Pizza and also equivalent to hasTopping min 3 (there will be two separate equivalent classes).

Instead, a new superclass should be added hasTopping min 3 and then InterestingPizza can be correctly converted to a defined class.

page 76, Exercise 45, step 1

Ignore step 1. Simply create a subclass of Pizza by whatever method preferred.

page 78, Exercise 47, step 3

Margherita. should be MargheritaPizza.

page 81, Exercise 49, step 4

The repetition of Pizza is unnecessary. This should be: In the Class expression editor, type hasCalorificContentValue some integer[>= 400] and click OK.

page 94, Exercise 60, Figure 7.4

Country will simply be equivalent to {France, Italy, England, America, Germany}

Minor Typos

Location Typo



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