Hi,
> On 3. May 2021, at 12:03, Anne Dirkson <
anne.d...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am trying to upload my own custom (local) Knowledge Base (KB) into the Inception tool to use for entity linking.
>
> The import is succesful but it does not recognize anything in my ontology as a concept (i.e. unless I press 'show all' it gives me an empty block under Concepts in the Knowledge Base tab). If I do press show all, I can scroll through my ontology just fine. I can also search in the search bar.
Having had a look at the ontology, the reason that it does not load up in the knowledge base page is that the ontology root is `
http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Thing`. If "show all" is turned off, then any concepts from namespaces such as RDF, OWL, etc. are
filtered out because normally you'd not want to see e.g. OWL Class or RDF Label or similar things. Unfortunately, in your case
that also filters out the root of the ontology which causes nothing to appear at all. We should probably make an exception for
OWL Thing to the filtering.
Anyway, the way to fix this is to configure the knowledge base to use a different root concept. I can see that you have
a concept called `c:/Users/dirksonar/Documents/Data/Project13_LinkCoping/Ontology_Sub/coping_strategy.owl#CopingStrategy`.
You could also explicitly add `
http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Thing` as a root - that also works.
If you go to the KB settings, scroll down to the bottom and add that concept as a root, then you'll get results.
Best,
-- Richard