Today, we released a major update of the DL-Learner plugin for Protege 4, the upcoming release of the popular ontology editor. The plugin allows you to get suggestions for axioms you may want to add to your OWL ontology by analysing the instance data using the DL-Learner framework. Again, we prepared a small screencast to give you an idea of how it works. The plugin is installable via the standard Protégé plugin mechanism (Protege 4 build 110 or higher required). This version comes with a completely new suggestion algorithm and enhanced performance. More information can be found on the plugin wiki page. Thanks to Christian Kötteritzsch for his implementation work and Nick Drummond for supporting us in integrating the plugin.
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