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Table 13
depicts the qualitative results for the
ontology satisfiability of OWL DL ontologies, hence it only includes the
outcomes for FaCT++ and HermiT. FaCT++ errors were datatypes related, while HermiT errors were Java heap space
related.
Table 13:
Ontology satisfiability evaluation
results
| |
FaCT++ |
HermiTl |
| CORRECT |
96 |
100 |
| INCORRECT |
0 |
0 |
| NO-REF |
0 |
0 |
| EXCEPTION |
6 |
2 |
| TIMEOUT |
0 |
0 |
93 test cases were completed in less than 10,000 ms. Table 14
shows the average loading and classification
times for these ontologies. Both FaCT++ and HermiT provided similar results for
these ontologies, however, there were two test cases where the reasoners had
disparate behaviours (see Table 15
).
Table 14:
Ontology satisfiability OWL DL: Loading and reasoning times
| |
FaCT++ |
HermiT |
| # tests |
93 |
93 |
| ALT, ms |
503.6 |
503 |
| ART, ms |
553.6 |
348 |
Table 15:
Ontology satisfiability OWL DL: Reasoning times for hard cases
| Ontologies |
FaCT++ (ms) |
HermiT (ms) |
| fma-lite |
793,324 |
3,925 |
| DLPOnts-Plans |
68 |
11,722 |
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