Hygiene Tests

Owned by Pawel Garbacz
Last updated: Mar 28, 2023

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Current Set

ERROR - a change is rejected.

PROD ERROR - a change is rejected if it occurs in PROD.

WARNING - a change can be accepted/merged, but the user is warned.

NameDefinitionSeverityRemarksDecision
No untyped resourcesAny reference to an IRI in any context other than as the object of an annotation property must have a type triple for that IRI. ERROR
IN
Labels and definitionsEvery class and property must have an rdfs:label and a skos:definition. ERROR
IN
Ontology metadataEvery IDMP ontology needs appropriate metadata - see: Pattern: Metadata and Annotations - APPROVED.PROD ERROR
IN
Ontology circular importsProperty owl:imports cannot be circular across all IDMP ontologies.ERROR
IN
Label useEvery resource (IRI) must have a label.ERROR
IN
Unique labelsNo label can name more than one resource (IRI).ERROR
IN
Single labelsNo resource (IRI) can have more than one label.ERROR
IN
Circular definitionsNo textual definition should be circular, i.e., a definition cannot contain a label of the resource being defined. ERROR
IN
Avoiding cyclesClass and property hierarchies should not contain cycles.ERROR
IN

Deprecated resources should not be used

If a resource (IRI) is owl:deprecated, then it should not be reused.PROD ERROR
IN
Avoid (hard) punningWe must avoid punning of object and data properties.ERRORhttps://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-new-features/#F12:_PunningIN
Avoid (soft) punningA resource (IRI) should not be an instance of more than one of these: owl:Class, rdf:Property, owl:NamedIndividual.WARNING
IN
Long IRIsNo IRI should be longer than 255 chars.PROD ERROR
IN
Non opaque IRIsWe should avoid IRIs whose local names are not human readable.PROD ERROR
IN
Avoid obsolete minimum cardinality restrictionsWe should warn if an OWL minimum cardinality restriction on a superclass can be inferred from another minimum cardinality restriction on its subclass.PROD ERROR
IN
Avoid obsolete existential restrictionsWe should warn if an OWL existential restriction on a superclass can be inferred from another existential restriction on its subclass.WARNING
IN
Leading blanksNo annotation property may have a string value with leading spaces.ERROR
IN
Multiple embedded blanksNo annotation property may have a string value with multiple embedded spaces.ERROR
IN
Trailing blanksNo annotation property may have a string value with trailing spaces.ERROR
IN
Performance checksSee: https://github.com/stardog-union/pellet/blob/master/pellint/PELLINT-PATTERNS.txtWARNING
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Underspecified examples

We should provide all required properties for examples.

WARNING
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Also we run consistency checks for both PROD and DEV. For PROD inconsistent ontology will reject the change. For DEV it will produce a warning.

Background

Current FIBO Hygiene

From https://github.com/edmcouncil/fibo/blob/master/ONTOLOGY_GUIDE.md

Because we believe that it is important to ensure at least some minimal level of quality in the ontologies we publish for FIBO, we have implemented a number of tests that are automatically run when updates are made via Github. These include:

  1. No Untyped references - Any reference to a URI in any context other than as the object of an annotation property must have a type triple for that URI. See testHygiene0001.sparql
  2. Crossing domains / ranges - If one property is a sub of another, then the domains (respectively ranges) should not be subClasses in the opposite direction. See testHygiene0002.sparql, testHygiene0003.sparql
  3. Labels and Definitions - Every Class and Property defined in FIBO must have an rdfs:label and a skos:definition. See testHygiene0004.sparql
  4. Ontology Metadata - Every Ontology defined in FIBO must have a rdfs:label, sm:copyright, dct:license, dct:abstract. See testHygiene0005.sparql
  5. Ontology imports - No ontology may import itself. See testHygiene1177.sparql
  6. Special Characters - The set of characters allowed in literals is limited to the alphanumeric characters, punctuation marks, and diacritic characters used in the languages FIBO uses. See testHygiene0114.sparql
  7. Unique Labels - No label can name more than one owl:Class or rdf:Property. See testHygiene1067.sparql
  8. Circular Definitions - No FIBO definition should be circular, i.e., a definition cannot contain a label (including synonyms) of the resource being defined. See testHygiene1068.sparql
  9. Object Property Inverses - No property may have more than one inverse as this may, among other things, make the inverse properties equivalent. See testHygiene1078.sparql
  10. Use of rdfs:comment - rdfs:comment shouldn't be used for FIBO annotations. See testHygiene1079.sparql
  11. Reference to owl:Thing - We should not make explicit references to owl:Thing as these are redundant except for someValuesFrom restrictions . See testHygiene0268.sparql
  12. Synonyms as classes - Use of OWL equivalences may indicate that different synonyms are modeled as separate classes, which should be avoided. See testHygiene1103.sparql
  13. Avoiding cycles - Class and property hierarchies should not contain cycles. See testHygiene1190.sparql and testHygiene1190_properties.sparql
  14. Implicit use of “is” relationships - Various kinds of “is” relationship should be represented by means of the appropriate logical constructs and not by means of ad-hoc properties. See testHygiene1289.sparql
  15. Disconnected resources - All classes should be rooted in FND, LCC or FBC domain. See testHygiene1290.sparql
  16. Merging different concepts in the same class - Classes should not refer to multiple concepts. See testHygiene1292.sparql
  17. Use of "min 1" cardinality restrictions - "min 1" cardinality restrictions should be avoided because of performance considerations. See testHygiene1293.sparql
  18. Deprecated resources should not be used - If a resource is owl:deprecated, then it should not be reused See testHygiene1610.sparql
  19. Avoid punning - Because of OWL specification we should avoid punning of both object and data properties See testHygiene1624_chain.sparql, testHygiene1624_disjoint.sparql, testHygiene1624_equivalent.sparql, testHygiene1624_inverse.sparql, testHygiene1624_subProperty.sparql, testHygiene1624.sparql

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