- From: Charlie Abela <abcharl@keyworld.net>
- Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 10:39:55 +0100
- To: <www-rdf-logic@w3.org>
Thanks for your reply Joachim. It wasn't so sunny lately in Malta though :( For some more thoughts. It seems that the efforts going on right now focus mainly on reasoning languages such as OWL, DAML-OIL and DAML-S and on the application of these, to for example WS retrieval/matchmaking and composition. The idea of incorporating rules or having a new layer on top of the present ontology one is being discussed only in recent papers. How in your opinion will such rule markup be utilised? I have read papers about SWEET Rules where they expressed rules in DAML but the concept is still rather a bit confusing to me. Will we be having a newer version of DAML with rules on top? Will we have a separate set of rules stored in a repository and that can be imported through some URI? Regards, Charlie ------------------------------------------------- Charlie Abela MSc Research Student, CSAI Dept., Univ. of Malta, MSD06. Malta Web: http://alphatech.mainpage.net Email: abcharl@keyworld.net All email is scanned by Keyworld against known Viruses. This service is offered to all Keyworld subscribers and hosted domains and does not carry any warranty. You are advised to protect your PC with updated antivirus software at all times.
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