We present more details of the experiments submitted to the Journal of Web Semantics. We performed two sets of tests taking into account the profile of the ontologies:
The tests were performed for the following devices:
Results for the reasoners running on a Google Galaxy Nexus with Android 4.2.1:
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Results for the reasoners running on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 with Android 4.1.2:
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Results for the reasoners running on a Windows 64-bits, i5-2320, 3.00GHz, 16GB RAM:
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error
Note: Reasoner(C) represents the time needed for the creation of the reasoner, Reasoner(CL) represents the time needed for the classification task.-777 represents an Unsupported Data Type error, -999 represents an Out Of Memory error