Open Ontologies
Plan a change to a production ontology. See every consequence before you apply it.
Then give the reviewer a proof that they can check without trust in you.
Open Ontologies is written in Rust. It ships as one binary.
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Put in one spreadsheet. Get one ontology, with the evidence for each line. Then change one cell, and see the shape find the error. The page runs the released binary.
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The engine is MIT, and it stays MIT. The platform is the hosted version of the engine.
426 asserted, 259 certified, 1 rejected. The engine derived the green edges. A Lean 4 checker then proved them. One certificate holds all 259, and one run of the checker accepts it. The red edge is a forged line. The same checker refused that line, gave exit 1, and named the rule. The run supplies each count. Nobody writes a count into the caption.
The same machinery, on a file from a different group, two times. HQDM ships as two files.
hqdmTop/hqdmFramework publishes an RDFS file. MagmaCore keeps a copy of that file, byte
for byte. gchq/HQDM publishes an OWL file. The two files fail different checks. The RDFS
file has no owl: term and no disjointness axiom. Thus no named class in that file can be
unsatisfiable. But the file has 23 terms that it uses as a class and never declares. It has
12 rdfs:range declarations that name a relation and not a class. It also has 13
pairs of names that differ by one final underscore. Three of those pairs have the same domain and the
same range. The OWL file passes all three checks, and the OWL file is not coherent. The tableaux of
this engine finds 190 of its named classes satisfiable. The tableaux finds 39 unsatisfiable.
HermiT calls the same 39 unsatisfiable, and HermiT is an opinion in the vocabulary of this
repository. This figure proves nothing, and the figure does not claim a proof. A test computes each
count again, and the test also computes that intersection. For the source and the method, read
docs/assets/hqdm/PROVENANCE.md.






