PREMON

Premon is a resource for Exposing Predicate Models as Linked Data. It builds on OntoLex-Lemon by the Ontology-Lexica Community Group at W3C.

Installation

PREMON is released using the Maven paradigm. To install it, just type into the shell:

• git clone https://github.com/dkmfbk/premon.git
• cd premon
• git checkout -b develop origin/develop (to use the latest code from the develop branch)
• mvn clean package -DskipTests -Prelease
• cd target
• tar xf premon-*-bin.tar.gz #where * refers to the version
• cd premon

Now you can start the tool by simply use the ./premonitor command.

Usage

usage: ./premonitor [-b <PATH>] [-D] [-f <FMTS>] [-h] [-i <FOLDER>] [-m] [-p
       <FILE>] [-r] [-s <LEMMA>] [-V] [-v] [--wordnet <FILE>]
       [--wordnet-sensekeys <FILE>] [-x]

Transform linguistic resources into RDF

  -b,--output-base <PATH>        Output base path/name (default 'premon')
  -D,--verbose                   enable verbose output
  -f,--output-formats <FMTS>     Comma-separated list of output formats (default
                                 'tql.gz')
  -h,--help                      display this help message and terminate
  -i,--input <FOLDER>            input folder (default .)
  -m,--omit-filter-mappings      Omit filtering illegal mappings referring to
                                 non-existing conceptualizations (faster)
  -p,--properties <FILE>         Property file (default premonitor.properties)
  -r,--omit-owl2rl               Omit OWL2RL reasoning (faster)
  -s,--single <LEMMA>            Extract single lemma (apply to all resources)
  -V,--very verbose              enable very verbose output
  -v,--version                   display version information and terminate
     --wordnet <FILE>            WordNet RDF triple file (default:
                                 wordnet-3.1/wn31.nt.gz)
     --wordnet-sensekeys <FILE>  WordNet senseKey mapping
  -x,--omit-stats                Omit generation of statistics (faster)

All the options are optional and the default configuration, if option -p is omitted, is contained in the included file premonitor.properties. In general it suffices to populate the sub-directories under resources with the data that you want to convert, and then execute ./premonitor.

Here is the list of available sub-directories of resources with the indication of what to place under each of them:

• eso-2.0 - put here the file ESO_Version2.owl downloadable from this link in this page
• framebase-2.0 - put here the file FrameBase_schema_core.ttl.gz downloadable from this link in this page (do not extract)
• framenet-1.5 - put here the contents of the fndata-1.5 folder in the archive obtainable from this page
• framenet-1.6 - put here the contents of the fndata-1.6 folder in the archive obtainable from this page
• framenet-1.7 - put here the contents of the fndata-1.7 folder in the archive obtainable from this page
• nombank-1.0 - put here the contents of the nombank.1.0.tgz archive downloadable from this link in this page
• predicatematrix-1.3 - put here the content of the PredicateMatrix.v1.3.tar.gz archive downloadable from this link in this page
• propbank-1.7 - put here the contents of the `propbank-1.7.tar.gz' archive downloadable from this link in this page
• propbank-2.1.5 - put here the contents of the `v2.1.5.tar.gz' archive downloadable from this link in this page
• propbank-3.1 - put here the contents of the `v3.1.tar.gz' archive downloadable from this link in this page
• semlink-1.2.2c - put here the content of the 1.2.2c.zip archive downloadable from this link in this page
• verbnet-3.2 - put here the contents of the verbnet-3.2.tar.gz archive downloadable from this link in this page
• wordnet-3.0 - put here the contents of the WordNet-3.0.tar.gz archive downloadable from this link in this page
• wordnet-3.1 - put here the file wn31.nt.gz downloadable from this link in this page (do not extract)