See https://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-primer/#Advanced_Use_of_Datatypes (There
are buttons to switch from the Functional Syntax to Turtle or RDF/XML).
Note that TopBraid doesn't really support those OWL 2 restriction types.
Alternative is sh:minExclusive etc.
Holger
On 26/02/2020 06:09, Michel Böhms wrote:
Suppose I have defined height as owl objectproperty with range
QuantityValue having a rdf:value with datatype xsd:decimal.
How can I now specify _in OWL_ for a certain class that this height
has a min and max value?
So looking for a data restriction on ex:height.rdf:value
Or otherwise can I do it for the object property in general?
Thx Michel
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