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Chartered to
design “A Web ontology language, that
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builds on
current Web languages that allow the
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specification
of classes and subclasses, properties
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and
subproperties (such as RDFS),
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but which
extends these constructs to allow more
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complex
relationships between entities including:
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means to limit
the properties of classes with
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respect to
number and type,
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means to
infer that items with various properties
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are members of
a particular class,
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a
well-defined model of property inheritance, and
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similar
semantic extensions to the base
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languages.”
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