I am using HermiT v1.3.8.4
with OWLAPI v3.5.6
and run into an issue where reasoner.isSatisfiable(clazz)
runs forever.
Is there a way to inspect what HermiT is doing, i.e., a way to get debug information?
My current setup looks roughly like this
OWLReasonerFactory reasonerFactory = new Reasoner.ReasonerFactory();
OWLReasonerConfiguration config;
if (this.verbose_output) {
ConsoleProgressMonitor progressMonitor = new ConsoleProgressMonitor();
config = new SimpleConfiguration(
progressMonitor
);
} else {
config = new SimpleConfiguration();
}
OWLReasoner reasoner = reasonerFactory.createReasoner(this.ontology, config);
...
for (OWLClass c: this.ontology.getClassesInSignature(this.include_import_closure)) {
if (!reasoner.isSatisfiable(c)) { // This step takes forever
continue;
}
...
}
Not sure if this helps, but there are some classes that are related to debugging, although I never used those. You could try to use the following config option
Configuration config=new Configuration();
// Lets make HermiT open a debugger window from which we can control the
// further actions that HermiT performs.
// DEBUGGER_HISTORY_ON will cause HermiT to save the deriviation tree for
// each derived conclusion.
// DEBUGGER_NO_HISTORY will not save the derivation tree, so no causes for a
// clash can be given, but the memory requirement is smaller.
config.tableauMonitorType=TableauMonitorType.DEBUGGER_HISTORY_ON;
// Now we can start and create the reasoner with the above created configuration.
Reasoner hermit = new Reasoner(config,ontology);
// This will open the debugger window at runtime and it should say:
// Good morning Dr. Chandra. This is HAL. I'm ready for my first lesson.
// Derivation history is on.
// Reasoning task started: ABox satisfiability
// >
// you can press 'c' to make HermiT continue with checking whether the ontology
// is consistent
hermit.isSatisfiable(c); // for a class 'c'
// HermiT should now have said 'Reasoning task finished: true' in the debugger window.
// Now, you can type 'showModel' to see all the assertions in the ABox that HermiT generated.
Otherwise, maybe the log level could help.