"Jonathan, thanks a lot for your email! I've a couple of clarification questions: >REQUIREMENTS FOR A WEB ONTOLOGY LANGUAGE? >Consideration for: > - representation and use of ontologies across different service domains Could you elaborate on the requirements? > - distributed location of ontologies across the Internet So a requirement would be that a) Ontologies have a unique identifier (aka URL) and 2) Ontologies may reference each other? Could you provide a small, concrete example where this is required? Maybe even how this could be achieved? > - potentially different ontology representations for each ontology >(ontology translation) What requirements does this pose? Could you give small examples? > - simple ontology representation, but with capabilities to support >planning What primitives are needed to support planning? Could you provide an example? In a pseudo ontology language? What does simple mean? Thanks and all the best, StefanReceived on Wednesday, 19 December 2001 20:00:15 UTC
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