Cameo Concept Modeler (Concept Modeler or CCM) is a plugin for MagicDraw, the award-winning software modeling tool. CCM is designed to model real-world concepts, import/export a model from/to an OWL ontology, and generate glossaries in plain English for a clearer and more informative source of knowledge for any domain.
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Cameo Concept Modeler (CCM) Quick Start Guide
Introduction
- MDA
- Concept modeling purpose
- The role of ontologies and reasoners
- Open-world assumption vs. closed-world assumption
- Information modeling purpose
Cameo Concept Modeler Capabilities
Concept Modeling Semantics
- Classes
- Anonymous union classes
- Advanced Modeling Patterns
- Equivalent classes
- Conditions
- Property ownership
- Global properties
- Equivalent properties
- Subproperty
- Property chain
- Property restrictions
- Cardinality restrictions
- Inverse properties
- Object properties
- Annotation and annotation properties
- Preferred Annotation Property
- Generalization
- Multiplicities
- IRI tagged value
- Complement Of
- Importing OWL
- Concept model export URI style
- OWL export folder
- UPCM library in CCM
- Equivalent classes in NLG
- Working with superclass intersection
- Intersection
UML to Equivalent OWL in OWL Functional Syntax
- Class
- Class generalization
- Class with Datatype property
- Class with object property
- Class with Self-Referential Object Property
- Class with object property without range
- Class with subproperty
- Class with universal quantification constraint on property I
- Class with universal quantification constraint on property II
- Class with existential quantification constraint on property
- Class with subproperty without a range
- Class with necessary and sufficient property
- Class with property having unspecified multiplicity
- Class with inverse property
- Class with Asymmetric Object Property
- Class with Functional Object Property
- Class with Inverse Functional Object Property
- Class with Irreflexive Object Property
- Class with Reflexive Object Property
- Class with symmetric object property
- Class with Transitive Object Property
- Generalization with disjoint subclasses
- Generalization with subclass completeness
- Anonymous union class
- Association classes
- Property holder with datatype property
- Property holder with self-referential object property
- Property holder with object property
- Property holder with self-referential subproperty
- Property holder with subproperty
- Property with a maximum but no minimum cardinality
- Property with multiple domains and ranges
- Annotation and annotation property
- Asymmetrical inverse property
- Disjoint classes
- Property chains
- Equivalent property
- Equivalent class
- Property restriction from a different namespace
- Necessary and sufficient conditions of anonymous subclasses
- Intersection subset of Union
- Intersection equivalent to Union
- Intersection subset of a Restriction
- Intersection equivalent to a Restriction
- Intersection disjoint with a Restriction
- Intersection subset of an Intersection
- Intersection equivalent to an Intersection
- Intersection subset of Complement
- Intersection equivalent to Complement
- Intersection disjoint with Complement
- Intersection subclass of Class
- Union subset of Union
- Union equivalent to Union
- Union subset of Restriction
- Union equivalent to Restriction
- Union disjoint with Restriction
- Union subset of Intersection
- Union subset of Complement
- Union equivalent to Complement
- Union has member Complement
- Union disjoint with Complement
- Union subset of Class
- Complement subset of Union
- Complement disjoint with Union
- Complement subset of Restriction
- Complement subset of Intersection
- Complement disjoint with Restriction
- Complement has member Restriction
- Complement equivalent to Restriction
- Complement disjoint with Intersection
- Complement subset of Complement
- Complement equivalent to Complement
- Complement has member Complement
- Complement subset of Class
- Restriction subset of Union
- Restriction disjoint with Union
- Restriction subset of Restriction
- Restriction equivalent Restriction
- Restriction disjoint with Restriction
- Restriction subset of Intersection
- Restriction disjoint with Class
- Restriction subset of Class
- Restriction disjoint with Complement
- Restriction subset of Complement
- Restriction disjoint with Intersection
- Class subset of Union
- Class subset of Restriction
- Class equivalent to Restriction
- Class disjoint with Restriction
- Class subset of Complement
- Class disjoint with Class
- Class disjoint with Complement
- Class disjoint with Intersection
- Class disjoint with Union
- Class equivalent to Class
- Class subset of Class
- Class subset of Intersection
- Complement disjoint with Class
- Complement disjoint with Complement
- Complement equivalent to Class
- Complement has member Class
- Complement has member Intersection
- Complement has member Union
- Intersection disjoint with Class
- Intersection disjoint with Intersection
- Intersection disjoint with Union
- Intersection equivalent to Class
- Intersection has member Class
- Intersection has member Complement
- Intersection has member Intersection
- Intersection has member Restriction
- Intersection has member Union
- Restriction has member Class
- Restriction has member Complement
- Restriction has member Intersection
- Restriction has member Restriction
- Restriction has member Union
- Union disjoint with Class
- Union disjoint with Intersection
- Union disjoint with Union
- Union equivalent to Class
- Union has member Class
- Union has member Intersection
- Union has member Restriction
- Union has member Union
AutoStyler Documentation
- Set Defining Diagram
- Repair Styles
- Enable Auto Diagram Assignment
- Disable Auto Diagram Assignment
- Customizing AutoStyler
Usage
- Creating a concept modeling project
- Creating a concept model
- Converting a UML model into a concept model
- Existing Project Migration
- Working with non-CCM projects
- Experimental Features
- Importing an OWL ontology to a concept model
- Exporting your concept model to an OWL ontology
- Setting destination for the OWL export folder
- Setting the concept model export syntax
- Setting the concept model export URI style
- Setting the concept model URI
- Specifying file export paths
- Specifying IRI ontology versions
- Use Path Variables to Export a Concept Model to an OWL Ontology
- Exporting your concept model
- Exporting models and concept models at any level in package hierarchy
- View the CCM watermark in an exported OWL
- Adding a concept model to Teamwork Cloud and export it as an OWL ontology
- Logging during OWL importing and exporting
- Freezing and unfreezing IRIs
- Displaying and hiding IRI
- Creating equivalent classes
- Generalizations with read-only subclasses
- Working with Complement Of
- Working with subclasses
- Working with properties
- Creating a property holder
- Creating a property chain
- Editing a property chain
- Deleting a property chain
- Creating equivalent properties
- Editing an equivalent property
- Deleting an equivalent property
- Redefined property
- Subsetted property
- Adding property subsetting
- Removing property subsetting
- Creating a datatype property
- Creating and removing a necessary and sufficient condition
- Working with subproperties
- Working with restrictions
- Working with glossaries
- Working with annotations
- Working with the Natural Language Glossary
- Working with intersection
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