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....there are several ways to define a class: or: Both are valid ways to define a class and do not change the ontology. Thus, detecting changes in the representation alone is not sufficient. However abstracting too far is also a problem: considering the logical meaning only is not enough. In [2] is shown that different sets of ontological definitions can yield the same set of logical axioms. Although the logical meaning is not changed in such cases, the ontology definitely is. Finding the right level of abstraction is thus important. Second, even when we found the correct level of ....
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....primitives. A similar RDFS based web ontology language called DAML has been developed as part of the DARPA DAML project [7] These two 1 2 2 OIL AND DAML OIL languages have now been merged under the name DAML OIL, although there are some di#erences between the approaches used in the languages [8]. OIL has a frame like syntax, which facilitates tool building, yet can be mapped onto an expressive description logic (DL) which facilitates the provision of reasoning services. OilEd is an ontology editing tool for OIL (and DAML OIL) that exploits both these features in order to provide a ....
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