"DeepTelos Demonstration" http://conceptbase.sourceforge.net/mjf/multi2019-jeusfeld1-postprint.pdf (c) Manfred Jeusfeld 2019 This directory contains the sources files (SOURCES/*.sml) and graph files (*.gel) of the MULTI 2019 paper "DeepTelos Demonstration". Here are some instructions on using the files. (1) Installation of ConceptBase Follow the instructions at http://conceptbase.sourceforge.net/CB-Download.html It is recommended to specify cbgraph (the ConceptBase graph editor) as the application to be launched with files *.gel (ConceptBase graph files). The instructions are at http://conceptbase.sourceforge.net/CB-Mime.html You need ConceptBase V8.1.07 or later. (2) Working with the graph files After step (1), you should be able to start up the graph files (e.g. carexample.gel) by double-clicking the file. Alternatively, you can start CBGraph from a command window, e.g. cbgraph products.gel You may have to add the absolute path of CBGraph. Under Windows, you can use c:\conceptbase\cbgraph products.gel Under Linux/MacOS, you can use $HOME/conceptbase/cbgraph products.gel Note that you need to execute the commands in the directory that contains the graph files. The graph files are self-contained files that include the graph plus all necessary Telos sources. It will start-up a ConceptBase server process in the background or use a public server and then upload all source definitions to that server. You can then for example ask queries to the models or even update them. (3) Using the compiled database Instead of using the source files in the graph files, you can also start up a ConceptBase server with all definitions: Unzip the database: unzip MULTISATDB.zip Start the ConceptBase server (requires Linux): cbserver -d MULTISATDB Start a GEL file cbgraph +r products.gel The option +r specified that the sources from the graph file are not uploaded to the server. If you omit this paramter, it will be somewhat slower. You can also startup all GEL files at once by calling cbgraph +r *.gel in this diectory. If you do not have Linux ready, then consider installing the VirtualBox appliance Lubuntu32-CB-ova. See http://conceptbase.sourceforge.net/import-cb-appliance.html Do not forget to call updateCB after installation. It will update ConceptBase to the latest version.