- From: duanyucong <duanyucong@hotmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2011 05:27:07 +0800
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Dear all, I think that there is usually a misunderstanding on the meaning of CWA vs. OWA: It is because of that a discussion might be extended based on implicit understanding of the semantic possibilities of these two concepts. for the cases like "...Therefore facts not stored in the database and not derivable from the existing data are considered false in the CWA and unknown or possible in the OWA.... " ---http://www.dsc.ufcg.edu.br/~ulrich/Artigos/MITO SBBD97.pdf My argumentation: 1. in OWA, negation is not "considerated" at all. Or in another word, negation is not cognitively available in the mind, and subsequently not available in semantic expressions produced/organized in the mind. 2. if negation appearred in the background of OWA, it can not bear intended semantics at ontological/existance level. It will be a pure notation instead of a complete concept with both notation and intended semantic. limited references : [1] Yucong Duan, ¡°A Dualism Based Semantics Formalization Mechanism for Model Driven Engineering¡±, IJSSCI Volume1(4), IGI press 2009, page 90-110. [2] Yucong Duan, C. Cruz and C. Nicolle. ¡°Propose Semantic Formalization for 3D Reconstruction of Architectural Objects¡±, IJCIS, 11(1), 2010, pp 1-10. [3] Yucong Duan, C.Cruz. ¡°Formalizing Semantic of Natural Language through Conceptualization from Existence¡±. IJIMT, V2(1), pp37-42. [4] Yucong Duan, Christophe Cruz, Christophe Nicolle. ¡°Identifying Objective True/False from Subjective Yes/No Semantic based on OWA and CWA¡±, ICSCT 2010 IEEE CS press, pp1-5. [5] Yucong Duan. ¡°Attaining and applying consistency from semantic evolved from conceptualization¡±, IC4E 2011, IEEE CS press , pp 353-359.
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