Usage of the Annotation Tool Sample Clauses

Usage of the Annotation Tool. The S-CASE Requirements Annotation Tool is a web platform that allows users to create an account, import one or more of their projects and annotate them. As mentioned above, the tool allows specifying terms (or phrases) as one of the following entities: • Actor • Action • Object • Property Concerning relations between these terms, the following relations are available: • IsActorOf, which is declared from Actor to Action • ActsOn, which is declared from Action to Object or from Action to Property • HasProperty, which is declared from Actor to Property, or from Object to Property, or from Property to Property Notice that we refrain from declaring also the opposite relations (e.g. HasActor) in order to keep the tool as simple as possible. Thus, the tool presents a very simple task to the user; there are only 4 entities and 3 relations, while all of them are quite close to the definitions of the English language. In specific, the triple Actor-Action-Object is actually quite similar to SVO, while Property represents mostly modifiers (adjectives, phrases, etc.). Finally, the tool offers the option of automatically annotating software projects in order to facilitate the process of manual annotation. Mapping the annotated terms to the ontology is quite straightforward, yet not trivial. The mapping is given in Table 6. Actor actor Action OperationType Object object Property property ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is_actor_of, has_actor ActsOn acts_on, receives_action HasProperty has_property, is_property_of Note especially how Action is not mapped to action, but rather to OperationType. This is due to the user not specifying whether the defined operation is indeed an action, or one of the other three subclasses of OperationType. Additionally, transitive relations, such as IsActorOf, are mapped to ontology properties also defining the opposite properties,
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