Thanks Gokhan,
Now I undestand. I did not know one could use '=' along with '>' in
Manchester syntax, but then again, it must be an Owl 2 version and I am just
switching into that.
My email does accept sreen shots. It might be useful for others to see what
they are.
Best.
Leonard
On Fri, Mar 18, 2
Leonard,
In your example, you have two choices to create and use a "datatype
restriction":
1-) Create an anonymous "datatype restriction". However, in TopBraid
Composer, you need to put this as the class filler (range end) of a
"quantifier restriction", i.e. "allValuesFrom" (only) or
"someV
Thanks Irene,
But an adult would be min inclusive age 18. How does one doe Inclusive mins
and maxes? I tried using the less than equal to icon in the form and got.
http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Thing"/>
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#nonNegativeInteger";
>18
Best,
LFJ
On Fr
Yes, this is what I think Gokhan has provided. In his example :count is a
property. In your example you want to use age. You then use the type of
restriction Gokhan describes in the desied class. For example:
An if you look at RDF/XML it looks as follows
http://example.org/test#Adu
Hi Irene,
The blog did not answer my question as it did not mention mininclusive,
minExlclusive maxinclusive MaxExclusive for datatype restrictions, only
minimum and maximum. I tried to do what that suggests, but it did not work.
Using 'only won't get one inclusive or exclusive max/mins.
Here is t
Thanks Gokhan,
But that does not indicate the maxinclusive, mininclusive information that I
want to capture. I tried to write it in Manchester but failed. Plus that
uses 'count' when I want to do something like Adult is equivalent to the
restriction the datatype property age, which has an integer f
Hello Leonard,
You could use "user-defined datatypes" in OWL 2 and express them in
Manchaster Syntax in TopBraid Composer. So, if you build a restriction
using those, it will look something like:
:count only xsd:double[> 8.4, <10.0]
where the literals specified in this restriction could be b
Does this blog provide the information you need
http://composing-the-semantic-web.blogspot.com/2009/10/owl-2-support-in-topbraid-composer.html
?
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Thanks Irene,
Any thoughts on the first part of my question?
Best,
Leonard
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Irene Polikoff wrote:
> Leonard,
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> To do qualified cardinality restriction, type "HasPart min 8 X" where 'X'
> is a class. Or max or exactly depending on the cardinality type.
>
>
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Leonard,
To do qualified cardinality restriction, type "HasPart min 8 X" where 'X' is a
class. Or max or exactly depending on the cardinality type.
Regards,
Irene
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Hello,
I would like to be able to use OWL2 datatype restrictions, but cannot figure
out how to do this with TBC. For example, I would like to have a value like
'8.4' count as a minimum exclusive value while defining a class as
equivalent to the class having this minimal inclusive value for the data
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