I am using a Macbook Pro with 4 GB of memory on OS X 10.8.5. I do not see in Preferences or Help anything about human-readable labels.
Jack On Sunday, June 1, 2014 5:09:43 PM UTC-7, Holger Knublauch wrote: > > Hi Jack, > > I have created an artificial set of 100k classes, all rdfs:subClassOf > owl:Thing to confirm some of the slowness that you are seeing. I can > confirm that you should switch the class tree to have rdfs:Resource as its > root as this will prevent all subclasses of owl:Thing from appearing by > default. You can reach this option from the drop down menu of the Classes > view - uncheck owl:Thing as root class. That should allow you to open your > file with reasonably speed and then close the (useless) class tree before > it drags down the system. > > With 100k classes, it takes about 1 minute to open owl:Thing and I can see > in the Jave profiler that this is a general slowness of the Eclipse > platform's tree component as only a fraction of this time is spent in > TopBraid-specific code. But my question is why is your specific ontology > taking 20 times as long. Did you activate human-readable labels (if yes > please try switching that off)? What hardware are you using and do you have > enough memory? > > Thanks > Holger > > > On 5/31/2014 7:45, Jack Hodges wrote: > > Scott, > > Thank you for the help! > > I did as you suggested (a few times) and then closed and reopened the > model. Here is the timeline (just finished): > > 2:15 pm: Opened the model > 2:20 pm: Get the "Applying default superclass inferences to class..." > message in the Progress Information dialog (in the end there were just over > 90,000 classes) > 2:21 pm: Get the "Checking visibility" message in the Progress Information > dialog > 2:23 pm: Get the "Showing model" message in the Progress Information dialog > 2:38 pm: Get the "Opening editor" message in the Progress Information > dialog > 2:43 pm: Load complete > > So there was (a lot of) improvement, but it is till taking almost 30 > minutes to load. Is this the best I can expect or are there more tricks I > can apply? > > Thank you! > > Jack > > On Wednesday, May 28, 2014 2:57:48 PM UTC-7, Scott Henninger wrote: >> >> Jack; There are a number of models that fail to assert "root" classes, >> i.e. all classes that are subclasses of owl:Thing. While technically >> correct, these are difficult to process, as the system has to find all of >> the class definitions that have no subClassOf definitions. This is the >> "Applying Superclass Inferences" statement. >> >> The way to speed this up is to assert these inferences, either in the >> model or another import. >> >> One way to easily assert the inferences is to choose Model > Open with >> SWA Default Application in Composer. Again, this will take some time, but >> in the end it will make the assertions and you can save them so you do not >> have to do this in the future. >> >> -- Scott >> >> On May 28, 2014, at 3:32 PM, Jack Hodges <jhodg...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> I added an import into a model I am constructing. This import is the >> FMA (anatomy ontology) and has tens of thousands of classes. It took a >> couple of minutes to add it. I later had to exit TBC and when I reopened >> the application the Progress Information dialog said the app was "Applying >> Superclass Inferences" for an hour (I have since changed the preferences to >> suppress this step). Then the Progress Information dialog told me it was >> "Checking Visibility" which it did for another hour. I could not find a >> preference to suppress this. Considering that it didn't take much time to >> initially import the models, why would it take so long to reload >> everything, and can I configure TBC to load faster? Btw, the models just >> finished loading and its been a couple of hours. 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