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  1. Knowledge-based systems
  2. Discrete element model (DEM)
  3. Particle adhesion
  4. Van der waals force
  5. Hamaker constants
  6. Process modeling
  7. Particle-based computations
  8. Molecular modeling
  9. Johanson's model
  10. Roller compaction
  11. Statistical model building
  12. Dry granulation
  13. Visualization
  14. Active pharmaceutical ingredient (API)
  15. Surface roughness
  16. Fast fourier transform
  17. Crystal graph

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SWOOP

OWL Ontology Editor

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Version 2.3beta3 - published on 25 Jan 2008

Open source: license | code unavaialble

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Description

SWOOP is a user-friendly ontology browser and editor, designed specifically for use with OWL Ontology files. It is available as a pharmaHUB tool, and can be used to explore our Product Formulation Knowledge Base.

Click on the Presentation Slides under Supporting Documents to see the simple instructions for using SWOOP to explore the pharmaHUB formulation knowledge base.

SWOOP was developed by the MIND lab at the University of Maryland, College Park, but is now an open source project. It is a hypermedia inspired ontology editor that employs a web-browser metaphor for its design and use. SWOOP is more effective in terms of acceptance and ease-of-use for the average web user, since it presents a simpler, more consistent and familiar framework for dealing with ontology data. The SWOOP system is meant for rapid, easy browsing and development of OWL ontologies.

See the SWOOP Web Site for more information.

Cite this work

Researchers should cite this work as follows:

  • dsk   ; Leaelaf Hailemariam; Shuo-Huan Hsu; Pradeep Suresh (2008), "SWOOP," http://pharmahub.org/resources/swoop.

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  1. Knowledge-based systems

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