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Rule-based intelligence in the Semantic Web-or-"I'll settle for a web that's just not so dumb!"
2006
2006 Second International Conference on Rules and Rule Markup Languages for the Semantic Web (RuleML'06)
One could fairly say that the role of rules in the semantic web has been controversial; in the few short years since the first publication of the Semantic Web stack, Rules have sometimes been given a central role, at other times a peripheral role, and sometimes left out completely. Why such variation for an technology with thirty years of background? The reason for these differences of opinion stem from different goals for the inclusion of rules in the Semantic Web stack. At one extreme are the
doi:10.1109/ruleml.2006.17
dblp:conf/ruleml/Allemang06
fatcat:4et75xopzbf3baa5gel3c4rhbq