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ePO issue 664 discusses how to handle property inheritance in the generated OWL and SHACL shapes.
This is a new feature that can be implemented in model2owl.
Overview:
This issue involves enhancing the model2owl tool to handle property inheritance when generating OWL and SHACL shapes from UML models. The goal is to ensure that property inheritance in UML diagrams is accurately reflected in the generated OWL and SHACL artefacts. This enhancement is related to ePO Issue #664, which addresses property inheritance handling in SHACL.
Acceptance Criteria:
UML conventions related to property inheritance are documented and integrated into the conventions set (aka StyleGuide) in model2owl documentation.
Formal transformation rules for handling property inheritance are written and documented in the model2owl documentation.
UML checkers for validating property inheritance are defined and implemented.
The transformation process successfully handles property inheritance according to the documented formal transformation rules.
Thorough testing of the solution is conducted, with appropriate unit tests demonstrating correct behavior.
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ePO issue 664 discusses how to handle property inheritance in the generated OWL and SHACL shapes.
This is a new feature that can be implemented in model2owl.
Overview:
This issue involves enhancing the model2owl tool to handle property inheritance when generating OWL and SHACL shapes from UML models. The goal is to ensure that property inheritance in UML diagrams is accurately reflected in the generated OWL and SHACL artefacts. This enhancement is related to ePO Issue #664, which addresses property inheritance handling in SHACL.
Acceptance Criteria:
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