I have a protege project and i have saved it in .owl file format and i want now to genrate a .n3 file from the same project. Is there a way out using Protege 4.3?
How to save a protege 4.3 project in .n3 file notation?
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I don't think this is possible. However, if you are using Protege to create the OWL file, chances are that you don't need specific features of N3 that are not part of Turtle.
Turtle is a subset of N3:
So the answer is: save it as
Turtle syntax
and change the extension to.n3
Note: If by any chance you need to use named graphs (
TRIG
) you can manually edit the file and add the corresponding name like this: