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Establishing the Semantic Web Reasoning Infrastructure on Description Logic Inference Engines
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2008
Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing
The recent advent of the Semantic Web has given rise to the need for efficient and sound methods that would provide reasoning support over the knowledge scattered on the Internet. Description Logics and DL-based inference engines in particular play a significant role towards this goal, as they seem to have overlapping expressivity with the Semantic Web de facto language, OWL. In this paper we argue that DLs currently constitute one of the most tempting available formalisms to support reasoning
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-77581-2_24
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