Difference between revisions of "Class Axioms"

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Class Axioms are used to define classes, e.g in <owl:class/> defines the existence of a class and is a class axiom, likewise is the ID of the class a class axiom.
==SubClassOf axioms count==
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==Equivalent classes axioms count==
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The set of individuals linked to the class is called class extension.
==Disjoint classes axioms count==
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==SubClassOf axioms==
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It means the class extension of a class is a subclass of another classes extension. So the set of individuals in the class 1 are a subset of the set of individuals of class 2.
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==Equivalent classes axioms==
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Equivalent class axioms link one class desciption to another class description, when these descriptions have the same class extension.
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==Disjoint classes axioms==
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These axioms ensure that a class extension with two class descriptions have no individuals in common.
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==GCICount==
 
==GCICount==
 
==HiddenGCICount==
 
==HiddenGCICount==
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==Sources==
 
==Sources==
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#''https://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/''

Revision as of 10:01, 13 June 2016

Class Axioms are used to define classes, e.g in <owl:class/> defines the existence of a class and is a class axiom, likewise is the ID of the class a class axiom.

The set of individuals linked to the class is called class extension.


SubClassOf axioms

It means the class extension of a class is a subclass of another classes extension. So the set of individuals in the class 1 are a subset of the set of individuals of class 2.

Equivalent classes axioms

Equivalent class axioms link one class desciption to another class description, when these descriptions have the same class extension.

Disjoint classes axioms

These axioms ensure that a class extension with two class descriptions have no individuals in common.

GCICount

HiddenGCICount

Sources

  1. https://www.w3.org/TR/owl-ref/