On Jul 10, 2008, at 9:29 AM, Peter F. Patel-Schneider wrote: > You may remember that the OWL 1.1 proposal allowed unrestricted > punning. The current inability to pun between Datatypes and Classes > and the among Object, Data, and Annotation Properties results from > perceived problems with the RDF serialization that allowed > unrestricted punning and the extra mis-alignment between DL and > Full that comes from this unrestricted punning. A number of > working group members reluctantly allowed the above arguments to > overcome the coherent design in OWL 1.1, and went so far as to > design the current situation. [snip] And, of course, right now, this removal is considered to cause problems with other sorts of punning. Which is a technical problem (of sorts) with the removal. So we should put object/data punning back in.[*] Cheers, Bijan. * I know Alan has a problem with the "discrete" interpretation of cardinality over punning vs. the unity, but that's just an issue of which semantics to use.Received on Thursday, 10 July 2008 08:38:55 GMT
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