Hi, > What you want to say is that *if something is madeby a Man (and > possibly by some other things), then this something is a > ThingMadeByMan. exactly. > So there direction of the implication needs to go the other way > round an you need existential (someValues) restriction... in > Manchester Syntax: > > Class: ThingMadeByMan > EquivalentTo: > madeBy some Man I'm not too familiar with Manchester Syntax, is this equivalent to (n3): ex:ThingMadeByMan a owl:Restriction ; owl:onProperty ex:madeBy ; owl:someValuesFrom ex:Man ; . ... because I tried this one, but stil the implication > This axiom together with your 2 assertions above about Bart and > Something should then imply that Something is ThingMadeByMan is not derived by Pellet. :-( Also I wonder what a reasoner can actually infer from owl:someValuesFrom -- as far as I can tell from the spec [1] it can actually only be used to check the consistency of a model, but not to infer new facts, since the reasoner cannot decide which of the (possibly many) values of the property is an instance of the specified class. Am I missing something here? Best, BernhardReceived on Thursday, 25 June 2009 10:13:09 GMT
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