2005
DOI: 10.1007/11576259_65
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OWL2Jess: A Transformational Implementation of the OWL Semantics

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“…The OWL2JESS tool [11], permits the conversion of the OWL ontology code to JESS facts. The semantic predefined rules RDFS and OWL are used to verify the coherence and uniformity of the ontology [12]. This will permit to designed, evaluates and refine the original obtained ontology.…”
Section: Steam Turbine Ontology Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The OWL2JESS tool [11], permits the conversion of the OWL ontology code to JESS facts. The semantic predefined rules RDFS and OWL are used to verify the coherence and uniformity of the ontology [12]. This will permit to designed, evaluates and refine the original obtained ontology.…”
Section: Steam Turbine Ontology Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reasoning Engine is implemented based on Jess rule engine[l0], [11]. The OWL2jess [12]is part of Context Translator.…”
Section: Architecture and Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To feed the JESS memory with OWL knowledge, we have to convert OWL to JESS and back if the knowledge base is modified. In [11] Mei et al presented an OWL2JESS transformation tool, which derives facts from an initial OWL file by one XSLT style sheet, while the RDF(S) and OWL Semantics are pre-defined as Jess rules. Since external OWL knowledge files that can be edited with alternative tools is an elemental requirement and permanent transformations from OWL to JESS add an inefficient factor, we decided not to use JESS as rule engine in our ontological application framework.…”
Section: Ontoworkmentioning
confidence: 99%