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I want to express this in dl, Protege view.

How can I express the individual inclusive gateway1 which is from type inclusiveGateway?

{inclusiveGateway} ≡ (inclusivegateway1) (inslusiveGateway2)

name: inclusiveGateway
id: inclusiveGateway1
gatewaydirection: unspec

if a object property exists:

flowsinto: task1

Couldn't find an example how to do it for this case, just some equivalanceRelation for different classes, eg. Man≡ Person

Brian Tompsett - 汤莱恩
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The problem that you mostly got no answer is that your formulation is totally confusing.

Based on your image, and that's all I understood, you want to express those OWL axioms in DL syntax:

inclusiveGateway(inclusivegateway1)
gatewayDirection(inclusivegateway1, "unspecified")
name(inclusivegateway1, "Inclusive Gateway")
id(inclusivegateway1, "inclusivegateway1")

Not sure whether this answers your question. As a comment, common naming convention is camel-case and class names starting with an capital lettel.

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  • well im not a native speaker, but i give my best to express my thoughts – Richy Jul 30 '16 at 09:14
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    Me neither. Maybe a little bit more structure and even some formatting (e.g. relevant entities of your ontology) could improve reading and understanding. Fair enough, glad to hear that your question could be answered. – UninformedUser Jul 30 '16 at 12:45
  • Okay i will try to putt more effort into formating the next time. You helped me a lot, i really couldnt find how to express such relations after hours!! – Richy Jul 30 '16 at 16:47
  • Based on your example i translated my axioms into dl syntax. Thank you so much, this was really helpfull @AkSW!!! Lately i posted a lot, never used Stackoverflow before. As a human being i try to learn from my mistakes and hopefully do it better in the future. Never wanted to offend anybody. Overall i am happy about every peace of help. A working marathon day is over. T-15 days till i have so submit my thesis :P – Richy Jul 30 '16 at 21:20
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  • okay @JeenBroekstra i tried that, i dont let me do it due my low reputation. It says it wont changed the pubclicity displayed – Richy Aug 01 '16 at 08:18