Couldn't find an answer to my question:
Let's say I have a property "has" and two individuals of different classes A and B.
We define that individual A "has" B.
The individual B doesn't have any information that it is defined as a target of the property "has" by A.
How can define a class that captures all individuals on the right hand side of "has"?
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Maybe my question wasn't very precise, I didn't know how to put it any other way. What I was looking for:
I realised that in Protege I could just define that this new class should be equivalent to
inverse (has) some A
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