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Questions tagged [reasoning]

For questions relating to reasoning tasks that can be be performed by programming tools. To be used with relevant tool, language and environment tags. Not to be use for questions related to program logic or algorithms, or the act of human reasoning. Reasoning tools are based on either a rule engine, OWL, RDFS, and can be inclusions in tools such as Jena, Oracle Spatial, or add ons such as Pellet.

For questions relating to reasoning tasks that can be be performed by programming tools. To be used with relevant tool, language and environment tags. Not to be related to program logic or algorithms, or the act of human reasoning.

Reasoning tools are based on either a rule engine, OWL, RDFS, and can be inclusions in tools such as Jena, Oracle Spatial, or add ons such as Pellet.

Recent releases and modified reasoners:

  • Jena, a Java RDF API and toolkit (last modified: 19 January 2016)
  • ELK (last modified: 14 January 2016)
  • RDFSharp (last modified: 22 December 2015)
  • Stardog (last modified: 27 March 2015)
  • Blazegraph (Formerly Bigdata®) (last modified: 18 February 2015)
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Is reasoning only the benefit from Ontology

I'm new to ontology, my requirement is to gather the Insurance domain concepts and relations between them and I'm using Protege to capture domain concepts. Now I have OWL file of insurance domain. Now, I want to know what are the benefits I can get…
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How the value of m is 2?

How the value of m is 2 after execution as i is postfix ? int main() { int i,m; int a[5]={8,10,1,14,16}; i=++a[2]; m=a[i++]; cout<
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what is the best approach to the cost compare

If one bottle costs more than one cap, which statement is true? one bottle + one cap costs more than two bottles one bottle costs more than two caps two caps cost more than one bottle one bottle + one cap costs more than two caps two bottles cost…
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Are there semantic reasoners which are compatible with the Web Ontology Language, running natively on the Mac?

I am curious about this and want to experiment. But I am a Mac user and all I could find was Java-based. I can't run Java applications on my Mac for an unknown reason and I'd prefer something native. What are my options?
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What are the recommended Semantic Web reasoners for developers?

I'm looking for Semantic Web reasoners that can be applied to large datasets (Linked Data). I've seen several options and Pellet seems to be a good choice, but it last release was in 2013 and it has some problems with the last version of Java. Does…
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What is Type Inference in Semantic web? not in programming

I want to know the definitions of type inference in the semantic web, but when i search it in google , i only find some definitions in the programming area.
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how to deal with uncertain amount of sentences in different instances within a batch?

I encountered a coding problem. In my dataset, an instance includes several sentences (different amounts in different instances). They can not be concatenated to serve as a single one. How can I effectively process this kind of data with PyTorch? Or…
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Trying to learn more about Answer / Inference engines

I'm trying to learn more about how answer / inference engines work, the code behind it. Are there any famous or well done algorithms, good books, or papers on this topic? How do systems like Google Now ( The answer not predictive part ), Siri, and…
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