Re: Trouble with rules13.n3

Nevermind.  The trick is to use --closure=T.  (I found this by
looking in test/regression.n3 .)

- Jeff

Jeff Thompson wrote:
> 
> In the directory /cwm-1.2.1/test I enter:
> python ../cwm -n3 rules13.n3 --think
> 
> (The file rules13.n3 is attached below.)
> Mainly it says:
> <#ancestor>  a daml:TransitiveProperty .
> <#pa> <#ancestor> <#granpa> .
> <#bill> <#ancestor> <#pa> .
> 
> I expect this to conclude that <#bill> <#ancestor> <#granpa>, but it 
> doesn't.
> This may have to do with the use of log:Truth.  Is there an extra trick to
> get log:Truth to "kick in"?
> 
> Thanks for any help,
> - Jeff
> 
> ============================================
> #    Test filter in N3
> #
> @prefix log: <http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/log#> .
> @prefix daml: <http://www.daml.org/2001/03/daml+oil#> .
> @prefix : <#> .
> @prefix rules: <#> .
> 
> # Full DanC challenge
> 
> 
> @forAll <#a>, <#b>, <#p> .
> 
> {  <#p> a daml:TransitiveProperty . } :means
> {
>   { @forAll <#x> , <#y> , <#z>.
>     { <#x> <#p> <#y>. <#y> <#p> <#z>. } log:implies { <#x> <#p> <#z>. }
>   } a log:Truth.
> } .
> 
> 
> 
> # Intoduce a symmetric implication for convienience
> { <#a> :means <#b>. }  log:implies {    <#a> log:implies <#b> .
>                     <#b> log:implies <#a> . } .
> 
> {   <#a> log:implies <#b> .
>     <#b> log:implies <#a> . }  log:implies  { <#a> :means <#b>. }  .
> 
> # and in fact, though it is not axiomatic...
> #
> #{ <#x> :means <#y>. }  :means {    <#x> log:implies <#y> .
> #                    <#y> log:implies <#x> . } .
> #
> 
> 
> <#ancestor>  a daml:TransitiveProperty .
> 
> # (Was the wrong way around for a long time, just confused people.)
> <#pa> <#ancestor> <#granpa> .
> <#bill> <#ancestor> <#pa> .
> 
> #ends
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

Received on Tuesday, 1 April 2008 06:39:32 UTC