Created on March 12, 2013, 1:26 a.m. by Hevok & updated on March 12, 2013, 1:34 a.m. by Hevok
GRegular RBoxes aren restricted to the Rules of Regularity and simple Properties or Roles.
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Ggeneral Property CInclusion has to be consindered
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- are Gall Properties
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+ are not on the right Side of al RProlperty Inclusion,
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+ are the inverse of otwoher simple Properties,
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w+ are only on the right Side onf Property Inclusion R ⊑ S,
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¶ Quantifier or one uses :the complement of an InsFrtantiatieond, it is only allowed fowr simpl:Object Propertyies ;
¶and not for complex Properties, because if one would apply this Prowl:perties on PropertyCies thait depenAxd on General Role Inclusiomn (then :the Knowledge BasFrie and :thasFe Logic would become ) undecidable.
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* NThe fot allowing expressions are permitted ONLY for Dasimple Properties:
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- ≤n R.C and ≥n R.C (qualified number Restyriction)
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- Irreflexive Properties
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- Disjunctive Properties
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- ∃R.Self
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- ¬R(a,b)
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* Reason: Saving Decidability*
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