README.md

Select boundary in browser

1. Run the dexpi.rdfox script, the documentation for this script is found here
2. Run the frontend as described in RunGuide.md
3. Select the boundary points and an internal component
   • shift+left click to select or deselect the internal component
     1. If the node is not a member of the internal class:
        • Add the node to the internal class to indicate that it is selected
        • Update rdfox with the following triple :nodeId a :insideBoundary .
     2. If the node is a member of the internal class:
        • Remove the node from the internal class to indicate that it is deselected
        • Update rdfox, delete the following triple :nodeId a :insideBoundary .
     3. If the node is not a member of the internal class, but is a member of the boundary class:
        • Add the node to the internal class, and remove it from the boundary class.
        • Update rdfox, insert the following triple :nodeId a :insideBoundary .
        • Update rdfox, delete the following triple :nodeId a :boundary .
   • Left click to select or deselect boundary nodes
     1. If the node is not a member of the boundary class:
        • Add the node to the boundary class to indicate that it is selected
        • Update rdfox with the following triple :nodeId a :boundary .
     2. If the node is a member of the boundary class:
        • Remove the node from the boundary class to indicate that it is deselected
        • Update rdfox, delete the following triple :nodeId a :boundary .
     3. If the node is not a member of the boundary class, but is a member of the internal class:
        • Add the node to the boundary class, and remove it from the internal class.
        • Update rdfox, insert the following triple :nodeId a :boundary .
        • Update rdfox, delete the following triple :nodeId a :insideBoundary .
4. Hit enter to query RDFox for the boundary - the output of the query can be found in the logs.