Background
There are several rulesets (RDFS and OWL dialects) that are supported by OWLIM:http://www.ontotext.com/rdfs-rules-owl
More general info about OWL dialects:http://www.w3.org/TR/owl-profiles#Introduction
RS requirements and notes
- currently we want to support inverseOf properties
- a good balanced ruleset is "owl-horst" which supports inverse, transitive, etc. properties
- a more powerful ruleset is "owl-rl-optimized", in particular it offers property chaining
- example of property chaining:
- example of property chaining:
Repository creation notes:
- when a repository is created the ruleset needs to be specified (in Sesame Workbench or programatically)
- Barry: note that if we use a custom ruleset for, e.g., rso:PS97_from_actor, we will lose the ability to simply specify the ruleset using the available ones in the Workbench
- however the repository can be exported and reimported with another ruleset
- there is no practical performance difference between both rulesets for small repositories
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Task List
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handler
Mitac: provide example of property chaining
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