[protege-discussion] Loading KRSS ontology in Protege 3.4

[Tania Tudorache]

Thomas,

Please note that we have a different mailing list for protege-owl 
related questions.

There are ways of loading a large ontology into protege 3.4 by using the 
streaming parser, which writes the triples directly into a database 
rather than keeping them in memory. If you are interested, I can give 
you more details about it.

However, I suggest that you try out protege 4, which requires much less 
memory than protege 3, and handles large ontology much better.

Please post in future protege 3 owl related questions on the protege-owl 
mailing list. We also have a separate mailing list for protege 4, called 
p4feedback.

Thanks,
Tania


Thomas Schneider wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to perform the Prompt algorithm on quite a large ontology.  
> This ontology is given in the KRSS syntax; the file is some 32 MB.  
> Unfortunately, Protégé 3.4 can't load the KRSS format. I converted the  
> ontology into the OWL/RDF format, with a 230 MB .owl file. Now Protégé  
> 3.4 can't open it because it is too big. (Even with 2.1 GB assigned to  
> the Java VM, loading the first 2.9 million triples took more than five  
> hours ...)
>
> So is there another way, perhaps via a plugin, to load the slimmer  
> KRSS file in Protégé?
>
> I'd be glad for any hint.
>
> Cheers
>
> Thomas
>
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