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  • Version Number and Release Date: 1.4.3, February 2011 (NCI Protégé 1.4 requires Protégé 3)
  • caBIG® Tool Bundle: None
  • Grid Enabled? Supporting tool
  • Compatibility Level: Supporting tool
  • Installation Level: Intermediate - technical assistance may be required, download may require supporting infrastructure or software
  • System Requirements: Protégé runs on platforms that support JDK version 1.4. This includes all modern versions of MS Windows (NT/2000/XP), the common versions of Unix including Linux, Solaris, AIX, and HP-UX, and Mac OS X.

Tool Overview

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NCI Protégé is a collection of Protégé plug-ins developed for the NCI-specific editing environment. Protégé is an open-source development environment for ontologies and knowledge based systems. The OWL plug-in extends the environment to support the Web Ontology Language (OWL). Refer to the [Protégé|Protege] page for more information.

NCI Protégé is a collection of Protégé plug-ins used to edit the NCI Thesaurus. NCI Protégé provides a customized OWL editing environment, including additional editing and querying capabilities that are not available in the Protégé OWL plug-in. The NCI-specific plug-ins have been implemented as a tabbed interface. Beginning with NCI Protégé 1.3.0. this tool allows imports of ontologies in database mode and enables collaborators to begin "federating" ontologies.
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NCI Protégé runs in a client-server environment. Current editors will want to download the client only. Others may wish to download for review or download and install the entire client-server package. Links to both are provided in the tool downloads.

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