> > What you seem to want is to use datatype values as "keys", and I can > > see why this might be useful. > > Good; thanks. > > > Unfortunately, the interaction of UnambiguousProperty and datatypes > > makes this problematical. Imagine, for example, that a datatype > > consisting of integers in the range 0-999 is used as a unique-id/key > > for instances of the class Person such that all persons have exactly > > one unique-id, all unique-ids are integers in the range 0-999, and > > unique-id is an UnambiguousProperty. In order to function correctly, > > That is: 'in order to function as Ian would like'. We don't > have a requirement for complete-and-tractible reasoning. if this discussion is about http://www.w3.org/2002/03owlt/sameStateP.n3 entailing http://www.w3.org/2002/03owlt/sameStateC.n3 we need 2 steps for the proof which is about the shortest test I've done so far -- JosReceived on Tuesday, 30 April 2002 04:29:01 GMT
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