Table 1 depicts the qualitative results for
classification of OWL DL ontologies, hence it only includes the
outcomes for FaCT++ and HermiT. The NO-REF evaluation outcomes are
due to the lack of reference classifications for these cases.
FaCT++ demonstrated several instance parsing and
datatype related errors. HermiT errors can be explained taking into account
memory limit and parsing settings of OWL API 3.2. For example, classification of
fma-lite ontology took more than 1 hour, which is the maximum time allocated for
a single task. Furthermore, gazetteer ontology, which contains 150,979
classes, causes a out-of-memory exception with both reasoners and 1Gb of
allocated memory.
We detected different types of ontologies within the 102 test cases.
For example, 76 ontologies were classified in less than 10,000 ms for both
reasoners, while 87 ontologies were classified in less than 40,000 ms. Table 2
shows the average loading and
reasoning times for the second set of ontologies. However, we also detected
a group of ontologies that were relatively hard for one or both reasoners (see
Table 3
).