The javadoc is available online for the version in the trunk.

The frequently asked questions reponds to the most common questions about what jcel is.

The version under development has the following modules:

• jcel-coreontology : set of normalized axioms
• jcel-core : classification algorithms using only normalized axioms
• jcel-ontology : set of all possible axioms and a procedure to normalize them
• jcel-reasoner : reasoner that can classify an ontology and can compute entailment
• jcel-owlapi : OWL API interface, performs the translation between the OWL API axioms and jcel axioms
• jcel-protege : module to connect to Protégé

It also has the following module used to build the release:

• jcel-build : module to produce the release, which includes javadoc, sources, the plug-in, the library, and the standalone application, including the following submodules:
  • jcel-library : submodule to create the library, its sources and its javadoc
  • jcel-plugin : submodule to create the jar for Protégé
  • jcel-standalone : submodule to create the standalone application
  • jcel-release : submodule to create the release, a single ZIP file

This file is an example of how to start jcel.

This file is an example ontology using ELHIf_R+.

To see the experiments, please follow this link.