I need to design my case experiments to address both a simple ontology and a complex ontology. How can I quantify ontologies in terms of the number of classes, entities, etc?
Thanks Jasmin for the valuable information. Would you share a link to download OntoQA. The link mentioned in the paper doesn't work.
Hello Farshad,
You can get OntoQA from https://code.google.com/archive/p/tartir-ontoqa/downloads
Plaese let me know if you need any help, or if you have any sugggestions to improve OntoQA.
Also, thank you Jasmin for your recommnedation
Samir
Dear Farshad,
I confirm the answer provided by Jasmin Cosic and I join his idea. But I add that if you want to assess the complexity of one ontology or more, it will be appropriate also to take into account what is called the granularity degree of an ontology. This degree varies from one ontology to another according to fineness of description and/or modeling adopted by the ontology developer. Hence, the notion of ontology complexity is relative. For example, you can have two ontologies that describe the same theme and the same context but with two different granularity degrees. This also leads to define the structuring level of ontologies.
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