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Specifying the Disjoint Nature of Object Properties in DL
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This paper proposes constructs that can be used to declaratively specify the disjoint nature of object properties or roles. These constructs may be a useful extension to the Description Logic system that is the basis of OWL.
Cartik R. Kothari, David J. Russomanno
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