DVI, Dataset Viewing and Analysis DVI, Dataset Viewing and Analysis is not a new RDF viewer or editor, but it provides a graphical viewer for data sets produced by DVI and the Graphic toolkit. W3C RDF Validation Service The W3C RDF (RDF/XML) Validation Service is a web service that validates and verifies the validity of the RDF data from a wide variety of sources. Graphic Toolkit is a powerful and open source toolkit including various graphical tools for creating, organizing and processing RDF graphs. Its visual features make it suitable for a variety of visualization purposes such as network analysis, network visualizations, and visualization of RDF diagrams. An RDF editor for R.js, JavaScript and Flash — RDF Studio A RDF editor for R.js and JavaScript, the free and open-source Open Source rdf3js HTML file editor, designed to create RDF files for use by other R users or hosting systems. Free RDF Editor for Flash A RDF editor for Flash. This is a simple and easy-to-use web application for creating text, HTML and RDF files. Graphic RDF Graphical Graph Editor: a visual RDF editor and graph visualizer Graphic is a software package that provides a graphical visualization for RDF graph-based models. Graphic runs from HTML5, or jQuery. Free RDF Editor and Viewer A RDF Editor and Viewer for JavaScript. An RDF editing and viewing tool for R.js, JavaScript and Flash. It includes most of the features from Graphic, with additional functionalities based on jQuery. Digraph is an open-source data analysis and visualization tool to support visualization of RDF data. RDF XML — RDF/XML — a free and open-source Open Source cross-document information markup language for the Web. RDF XML, an RDF/XML processing suite, allows users to convert and process text and visual data into a format to be displayed within a browser for web and mobile applications.
Hello and welcome back today i wanted to show you a very useful tool when developing the rdf ontologies so this is a online graphical visualization tool for your ontologies where you can easily see and visualize your anthology so what we want to do first is go down to the ontology section and upload our ontology so i'm going to upload a movie ontology that i have created previously now first thing that we want to do is once the anthology has been imported is to change the filter settings now we can we want to change this to collapse degree of collapse to 0 and unpick the class disjointness and now we are going to see that this is the complete ontology and the bubbles are representing the individual classes and the links in between these bubbles represent a properties so and this also this square entities represent literal values so um we can see that the property between two classes is object property and the property between the class and literal value is a data type property now what we can do is we can change some of the options like for example change the distance between the classes this will make the graph more compact or we can extend this we can change the data type distance also we can change the width of the labels i usually just leave it as dynamic and we can change some of the colors of the nodes and then another option that we we have is to pause the graph that means the graph will not be moving around as we are like modifying it or visualizing it or we can also pick the individual in individual nodes like this and then we can move it around and it...