16:48:43 RRSAgent has joined #owl 16:48:43 logging to http://www.w3.org/2008/07/02-owl-irc 16:48:53 Zakim, this will be owl 16:48:53 ok, Rinke; I see SW_OWL()12:00PM scheduled to start 48 minutes ago 16:49:13 RRSAgent, make records public 16:53:30 bijan has joined #owl 16:53:47 bijan has joined #owl 16:54:24 calvanese has joined #owl 16:54:49 SW_OWL()12:00PM has now started 16:54:56 +??P9 16:55:06 zakim, ??P9 is me 16:55:06 +bijan; got it 16:55:12 zakim, mute me 16:55:12 sorry, bijan, muting is not permitted when only one person is present 16:55:24 Why not? You think I *like* to hear myself talk? 16:55:29 :) 16:55:32 so, bijna you have to say sth 16:55:37 What an aribtrary restriction! 16:55:47 unfair 16:55:57 Like forbidding class/property punning! 16:56:09 sth? 16:56:19 Is that Italian for STFU? :) 16:56:30 come on, usually you don't have problems in talking. the contrary would be harder :) 16:56:38 + +31.20.525.aaaa 16:56:41 Hence the need to mute myself! 16:56:44 zakim, aaaa is me 16:56:44 +Rinke; got it 16:56:46 zakim, mute me 16:56:46 bijan should now be muted 16:56:49 MartinD has joined #OWL 16:56:55 Oo, that' looks like I snubbed rinke 16:57:04 hm 16:57:06 ;) 16:57:15 You can talk and I'll listen :) 16:57:18 Carsten has joined #owl 16:57:32 sure, as if I feel like talking after you've been so rude 16:57:33 tss 16:57:34 bcuencagrau has joined #owl 16:57:34 bmotik has joined #owl 16:58:00 +calvanese 16:58:02 +Evan_Wallace 16:58:05 IanH has joined #owl 16:58:07 ratnesh has joined #owl 16:58:10 +??P12 16:58:12 zakim, mute me 16:58:12 calvanese should now be muted 16:58:14 Zakim, ??P12 is me 16:58:14 +bmotik; got it 16:58:17 Zakim, mute me 16:58:17 bmotik should now be muted 16:58:51 + +49.351.463.3.aabb 16:59:00 zakim, +aabb is me 16:59:00 sorry, Carsten, I do not recognize a party named '+aabb' 16:59:01 +??P14 16:59:08 Zakim, ??P14 is me 16:59:08 +bcuencagrau; got it 16:59:13 zakim, aabb is me 16:59:13 +Carsten; got it 16:59:20 zakim, mute me 16:59:20 Carsten should now be muted 16:59:26 Zakim, mute me 16:59:26 bcuencagrau should now be muted 16:59:37 msmith has joined #owl 16:59:52 +IanH 17:00:03 +??P17 17:00:04 MarkusK has joined #owl 17:00:11 +baojie 17:00:24 zakim, who is here? 17:00:24 On the phone I see bijan (muted), Rinke, Evan_Wallace, calvanese (muted), bmotik (muted), Carsten (muted), bcuencagrau (muted), IanH, ??P17, baojie 17:00:25 zakim, ??P17 is ratnesh 17:00:27 On IRC I see MarkusK, msmith, ratnesh, IanH, bmotik, bcuencagrau, Carsten, MartinD, calvanese, bijan, RRSAgent, Zakim, Rinke, sandro, baojie, ewallace, trackbot 17:00:28 m_schnei has joined #owl 17:00:29 +ratnesh; got it 17:00:29 + +0190827aacc 17:00:38 +msmith 17:00:43 zakim, aacc is me 17:00:43 +MartinD; got it 17:00:53 zakim, mute me 17:00:53 MartinD should now be muted 17:01:26 +[IPcaller] 17:01:57 ivan has joined #owl 17:02:19 scribeNick EvanWallace 17:02:30 Topic: admin 17:02:34 zakim, who is here? 17:02:34 On the phone I see bijan (muted), Rinke, Evan_Wallace, calvanese (muted), bmotik (muted), Carsten (muted), bcuencagrau (muted), IanH, ratnesh, baojie, MartinD (muted), msmith, 17:02:37 ... MarkusK 17:02:38 On IRC I see ivan, MarkusK, msmith, ratnesh, IanH, bmotik, bcuencagrau, Carsten, MartinD, calvanese, bijan, RRSAgent, Zakim, Rinke, sandro, baojie, ewallace, trackbot 17:02:50 Yes! 17:02:55 zakim, unmute me 17:02:55 bijan should no longer be muted 17:02:56 m_schnei has joined #owl 17:03:02 q? 17:03:03 zakim, dial ivan-voip 17:03:03 ok, ivan; the call is being made 17:03:05 +Ivan 17:03:12 alanr has joined #owl 17:03:26 alanr_ has joined #owl 17:03:42 +[IPcaller] 17:03:49 +Sandro 17:03:57 zakim, [IPcaller] is me 17:03:58 +m_schnei; got it 17:04:02 zakim, mute me 17:04:02 bijan should now be muted 17:04:05 zakim, mute me 17:04:05 m_schnei should now be muted 17:04:08 q? 17:04:13 + +1.617.278.aadd 17:04:17 zakim, aadd is alanr 17:04:17 +alanr; got it 17:04:21 Zakim, this will be owlwg 17:04:21 ok, ewallace; I see SW_OWL()12:00PM scheduled to start 64 minutes ago 17:04:26 zakim, mute me 17:04:26 sorry, ivan, I don't know what conference this is 17:04:31 ??? 17:04:46 JeffP has joined #owl 17:04:49 q? 17:04:50 zakim, this is owl 17:04:50 ok, Rinke; that matches SW_OWL()12:00PM 17:04:54 the scribee thinks they look good 17:05:01 zakim, mute me 17:05:02 Ivan should now be muted 17:05:17 PROPOSED: accept previous minutes http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/meeting/2008-06-25 17:05:20 +1 to accept 2008-06-25 minutes 17:05:23 +1 17:05:26 +1 17:05:26 +1 17:05:27 +1 17:05:28 +1 17:05:30 +1 17:05:34 +JeffP 17:05:48 RESOLVED: accept previous minutes http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/meeting/2008-06-25 17:05:49 +1 17:06:20 Topic: Action Items status 17:06:22 q? 17:07:01 q? 17:07:07 Act 163 completed 17:07:29 Done and closed 17:07:42 No 17:07:50 zakim, unmute me 17:07:50 bijan should no longer be muted 17:07:54 q? 17:07:55 Topic: Action 156 17:08:29 q? 17:08:42 http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/Annotation_System 17:08:50 http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/Annotation_System#Simple_Syntax_Example 17:08:51 Action 156 done 17:08:51 Sorry, couldn't find user - 156 17:09:07 s/156/42/ 17:09:20 topic: Action 156 17:09:25 continued 17:09:46 topic: action 157 17:10:03 continued 17:10:03 zakim, mute me 17:10:03 bijan should now be muted 17:10:06 q? 17:10:34 topic: action 158 17:10:42 done and closed 17:10:54 q+ 17:11:02 action 159 continued 17:11:02 Sorry, couldn't find user - 159 17:11:10 zakim, unmute me 17:11:11 calvanese should no longer be muted 17:11:13 He is 17:11:14 q? 17:11:17 action 161 continued 17:11:17 Sorry, couldn't find user - 161 17:11:34 q? 17:11:48 topic: action 161 17:11:57 OK, I'll just add it right away. 17:12:04 q? 17:12:24 q? 17:12:44 q+ 17:12:47 Diego will write up what his investigation revealed 17:12:59 Subject lin contains ACTION-Number 17:13:10 q? 17:13:14 zakim, unmute me 17:13:14 m_schnei should no longer be muted 17:14:36 topic: 159 17:14:37 i step back from 159 17:14:43 zakim, mute me 17:14:43 m_schnei should now be muted 17:14:44 q? 17:14:52 ack m_schnei 17:15:01 jeffP: cmt on inconsistancy 17:15:01 ack JeffP 17:15:04 q? 17:15:32 you need the data to have the inconsistency 17:15:42 q? 17:16:03 topic: action 165 17:16:06 q? 17:16:15 q+ 17:16:20 zakim, mute me 17:16:20 m_schnei should now be muted 17:16:30 Diego: Easy keys are compatible with key notion in DL-Lite 17:16:33 -q 17:16:48 q+ 17:16:54 Diego: we need to restict these keys in the same way 17:16:58 q? 17:17:01 Zhe has joined #owl 17:17:11 Diego: the keys cannot be subtyped 17:17:16 Zakim, unmute me 17:17:16 bmotik should no longer be muted 17:17:28 +Zhe 17:17:35 Zakim, mute me 17:17:35 Zhe should now be muted 17:17:36 q? 17:17:43 ack bmotik 17:17:46 q? 17:17:53 diego to write up how easy-keys could be used in DL-lite 17:17:55 q+ 17:18:01 -Sandro 17:18:02 q? 17:18:03 +Sandro 17:18:23 q? 17:18:29 ack msmith 17:18:53 msmith: asked if we described unique names assumption in the profile document 17:18:57 I see, I didn't realize this had changed 17:19:14 q? 17:19:21 Boris: it is described 17:19:38 topic: action 164 17:19:39 zakim, mute me 17:19:39 calvanese should now be muted 17:19:43 q? 17:19:47 done 17:19:53 topic: Issues 17:20:42 could we get a review of what the issue was? 17:20:42 Issue 16 17:20:49 q? 17:21:00 +q 17:21:10 q? 17:21:15 ack bmotik 17:21:17 Peter's not here, and he's the issue raiser? 17:21:41 IanH: the issue was - could you annotate annotations? 17:22:32 boris: problem - you can annotate entities and axioms, but not annotations 17:23:07 ... peter proposed that annotations could contain a set of other annotations 17:24:17 q? 17:24:35 boris: having an axiom that contains another axiom is hard in RDF 17:24:46 q+ 17:24:57 q? 17:25:04 ... my proposal is to can the issue because both proposed solutions are quite hard 17:25:24 alanr: I wonder if the question might go away with rich annotations 17:25:45 +q 17:25:48 q? 17:25:54 ack alanr_ 17:25:55 ack alanr_ 17:26:01 ... there are motivating use cases for this 17:26:09 q+ 17:26:27 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data:_URI_scheme 17:26:29 http://www.w3.org/2007/OWL/wiki/Reification_Alternatives 17:26:41 ... how is the reification in one of the proposed solutions harder than where we have done this elsewhere 17:26:49 q? 17:26:56 ack bmotik 17:26:58 zakim, unmute me 17:26:58 bijan should no longer be muted 17:27:07 ack bijan 17:28:00 Mcdermott was convincing to me.... 17:28:13 one + level of indirection 17:28:40 q? 17:28:43 q+ 17:29:31 bijan: may need to recommend how to construct annotations for meta-annotations 17:29:55 bijan: set up your structure of annotations so that you always reify in a nice way 17:29:59 q? 17:30:05 ... we could work out the pattern for this 17:30:06 zakim, mute me 17:30:06 bijan should now be muted 17:30:39 alan: the idea of structuring annotations works for new annotation but not for old rdf annotations 17:30:41 q? 17:30:46 ack alanr_ 17:30:47 data: uris could solve this 17:30:51 But they are ugly 17:30:57 Literals as well 17:31:40 ianH: are annotations inside annotations asserted in the KB? 17:31:54 q+ 17:31:57 q- 17:32:01 q+ 17:32:19 q? 17:32:24 ack bmotik 17:32:44 q+ 17:32:45 boris: the problem is that there is no way in rdf to say this axiom contains an axiom 17:33:04 ... as soon as its in a bag of triples in rdf it is asserted 17:33:43 there's a queue! 17:33:45 ... can't tell after whether the triple occured at the top level or inside another triple 17:34:17 q+ 17:34:50 q? 17:34:57 q- 17:34:59 alan: I'd be happy to work through the example with Boris over email 17:35:05 ack me 17:35:15 Note: I will have to leave at 2pm. 17:35:44 bijan: this problem of not having syntactic context is something I considered 17:35:45 q? 17:36:17 ... people who are tracking this should look at the reification table 17:36:33 zakim, mute me 17:36:33 bijan should now be muted 17:37:30 skipping 67 17:37:42 issue 126 17:37:54 topic: issue 126 17:38:03 q? 17:38:07 q+ 17:38:18 ack alanr_ 17:38:35 alan: it seemed like there was clear consensus on an underlying Real datatype 17:38:41 q+ to disagree on type promotion 17:38:52 q? 17:38:56 ... and floating point is promoted to this for reasoning 17:39:16 +1 to disagree with type promotion 17:39:25 +q 17:39:35 ... there was a question on whether or not non-numeric values of float like +inf were also promoted 17:39:40 ack msmith 17:39:40 msmith, you wanted to disagree on type promotion 17:40:14 msmith: I agree we want an underlying real datatype, but disagree promoting xsd: float 17:40:15 is it clear what "promotion" means? Perhaps Boris should explain. 17:40:15 I also thing Reals shouldn't have NaN. Those aren't reals! Why make a clean datatype and then crude it up! 17:40:38 the argument is that floats are there to represent machine computations. 17:40:39 ... don't understand the point of having both xsd:float and xsd:decimal 17:41:02 q? 17:41:03 This is an important use case for Science Commons 17:41:04 1+ 17:41:08 q+ 17:41:10 not 1+ 17:41:15 q? 17:41:16 +1 17:41:23 ack bmotik 17:41:42 boris: promotion means to restrict float values 17:42:06 boris: I'm pretty happy with ditching float and double, but this will look bad 17:42:12 "Ditching"? Isn't it that we "aren't adding" 17:42:15 q+ 17:42:23 boris: you might want to store these in an efficient way 17:42:50 Floats aren't continuous 17:42:52 +1000 17:42:55 I'm confused 17:43:02 q? 17:43:14 ? 17:43:17 boris: I would bet if we keep the continuous aspects of float, then now implementation will be correct 17:43:20 It's arbitrary sized decimals 17:43:34 yes, I also think that xsd:decimal supports no exponent notation 17:44:01 It can't ! 17:44:13 q? 17:44:13 There's too much here 17:44:16 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#decimal 17:44:20 Can we chunk the discussion a littl 17:44:41 q? 17:44:52 boris: a possible way out is to define an owl:float and owl:real 17:45:13 q? 17:45:15 http://www.java2s.com/Code/Oracle/Data-Type/IS-NAN.htm 17:45:28 alan: wrt continuous aspect: 17:45:33 (for the minutes) xsd:float also has non-numerical numbers, NaN and infinite 17:45:39 zakim, unmute me 17:45:39 bijan should no longer be muted 17:45:55 s /numbers/values/ 17:46:17 zakim, mute me 17:46:17 bijan should now be muted 17:46:46 q? 17:46:54 ack alanr_ 17:47:08 alan: effect on floats, the only consequence to considering them real would be 17:47:26 ... 17:47:46 alan: asked some folk, they would prefer real 17:47:53 (for the minutes, too) IEEE floats also have +/- 0, do xsd:float have too? 17:48:04 q+ 17:48:05 alan: also asked about +-inf and NaN 17:48:18 alan: they considered these to be essential 17:48:46 zakim, unmute me 17:48:46 bijan should no longer be muted 17:48:47 q? 17:48:57 alan: the objective is to be able to transmit and contain numeric data in an OWL file 17:49:18 bijan: the first step I have is if we are going to talk about something with a binary rep. 17:49:50 bijan: we can't avoid rounding, we can't separate the value space from the representation 17:49:53 OWL does not produce new floats in the course of reasoning. 17:50:11 q+ 17:50:40 ianH: it seems to me that we are proposing in owl to have a virtual float that is continuous 17:50:59 So precision issues are external to OWL - OWL would not disturb any precision or do any rounding. 17:51:01 ack bijan 17:51:09 bijan: so you are just treating the float rep as an idiosyncratic rep of reals 17:51:30 q? 17:51:31 boris: the value space is the set of real numbers between the min and max of float 17:51:36 ack bmotik 17:52:21 q- 17:52:23 q+ 17:52:30 Ian asked my question 17:52:35 q? 17:53:12 2.0 float is not considered different than int float 17:53:45 q? 17:53:46 zakim, unmute me 17:53:46 Carsten should no longer be muted 17:53:52 q+ 17:54:02 carsten: I like this proposal 17:54:04 ack Carsten 17:54:24 ... either dropping float completely, or treating them as reals for reasoning 17:54:51 no float predicate, I think. 17:54:54 zakim, unmute me 17:54:54 bijan was not muted, bijan 17:54:57 q? 17:55:06 ack bmotik 17:55:14 boris: floats are a subset of reals 17:55:49 carsten: treat float as a property of a real number? 17:55:54 q+ 17:55:58 q? 17:56:04 q+ to ask about the benefit of this proposal 17:56:13 boris: the reason for doing this is so that you can ship data around as reals 17:56:22 perfect 17:56:27 zakim, mute me 17:56:27 Carsten should now be muted 17:56:28 q? 17:56:28 consider: oracle than answers between a and b, how many values. For float we decide to answer: Infinity , always 17:56:29 One question at a time! 17:56:32 Please!@ 17:56:35 q- 17:56:43 q+ to mention nan as data bottom 17:56:46 I wanted to respond to the carsten questiona nd now we're off track 17:56:54 zakim, unmute me 17:56:54 bijan was not muted, bijan 17:56:57 boris: if you have something like 1 / 0 then the ontology is unsatisfiable 17:57:09 q? 17:57:09 q? 17:57:17 q? 17:57:21 q? 17:59:01 q? 17:59:06 ack bijan 17:59:13 bijan: there are 3 options for the predicate thing 17:59:38 comment: Lexical float doesn't work - because of defined rounding. 17:59:42 ... no predicate 18:00:18 q? 18:00:59 q+ 18:01:04 q? 18:02:31 alan: we want to capture the result of an experiment and that may include NaN values 18:02:40 q? 18:02:55 -alanr 18:02:59 ack alanr_ 18:02:59 alanr_, you wanted to mention nan as data bottom 18:03:03 ... they don't care about how many discrete values between here and there 18:03:04 q? 18:03:27 the ˇvalue spaceˇs of all ˇprimitiveˇ datatypes are disjoint (they do not share any values) 18:03:32 msmith: people using XSD already make the choice between xsd:float and xsd:decimal 18:03:36 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#rf-fund-facets 18:03:43 q? 18:03:50 (double and decimal are primitive datatypes in xsd) 18:03:56 q? 18:03:59 ... given the fact that they chose xsd:float, we ought to respect the choice 18:04:00 ack msmith 18:04:00 msmith, you wanted to ask about the benefit of this proposal 18:04:07 ack bmotik 18:04:10 q? 18:04:22 q+ to point to 4.2 18:04:38 zakim, unmute me 18:04:38 bijan was not muted, bijan 18:04:44 boris: the reason that float is not put under decimal in xsd may be because of the 3 special values 18:04:59 q? 18:05:12 ack bijan 18:05:12 bijan, you wanted to point to 4.2 18:05:19 the spec is somehow inconsistent 18:05:19 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#equal 18:05:38 alanr has joined #owl 18:06:07 bijan: the spec says the value spaces of float and decimal are disjoint 18:06:44 Does it actually say they are disjoint, or does it not say they have a shared value space (negation or naf) 18:06:54 it says disjoint 18:06:57 topic: Issue 131 18:07:07 yes 18:07:18 let boris go first 18:07:27 q? 18:07:38 zakim, unmute me 18:07:38 Zhe should no longer be muted 18:07:49 q? 18:07:52 boris: problem with OWL R profile is OWL R full version is not a syntactic fragment 18:08:43 the idea is to have basically 1 OWL R profile 18:08:58 q? 18:09:12 q+ 18:09:16 q+ 18:09:18 boris: if the ontology is written in triples it is in OWL R if it is parseable as OWL R 18:09:37 q? 18:09:46 ack Zhe 18:10:00 Zhe: Yes. I do agree with Boris on this. It seems a bit odd to have these two versions. 18:10:14 zakim, unmute me 18:10:14 m_schnei should no longer be muted 18:10:17 ... I see the value of combining the syntactic restriction into the profile 18:10:51 m_schei: regarding confusion - it is not confusing from an rdf point of view because 18:11:03 +q 18:11:04 ... any sublanguage is a semantic sublanguage 18:11:09 q+ to talk about user perspective 18:11:14 q? 18:11:16 zakim, mute me 18:11:16 m_schnei should now be muted 18:11:17 ... I don't share the argument. 18:11:26 ack m_schnei 18:11:36 boris: I think what is confusing is from an ontology point of view. 18:11:37 +q 18:11:57 ... you don't know what it means. You can't interpret it in an unambiguous way. 18:12:08 ack me 18:12:08 bijan, you wanted to talk about user perspective 18:12:17 I'm still on the queue! 18:12:20 No no! 18:12:25 ... what is the point also from a user's perspective, when the meaning is ill-defined. 18:12:57 bijan: In my experience users find the semantic subsetting confusing. 18:13:16 q? 18:13:20 zakim, unmute me 18:13:20 bcuencagrau should no longer be muted 18:13:20 zakim, mute me 18:13:21 bijan should now be muted 18:13:22 q- 18:13:26 ... In our spec.s, all the other profiles are syntactic subsets 18:13:30 q? 18:13:41 ack bcuencagrau 18:13:50 bernardo: I totally agree with Bijan on this. The purpose of OWL R is to define a language 18:14:04 q? 18:14:11 ... that is easily implementable using production rules. 18:14:22 q? 18:14:35 ... What people real care about is this ability to implement the reasoning using a rule engine. 18:14:36 zakim, unmute me 18:14:36 bcuencagrau was not muted, bcuencagrau 18:14:40 zakim, mute me 18:14:40 bcuencagrau should now be muted 18:14:53 zakim, unmute me 18:14:53 m_schnei was not muted, m_schnei 18:14:54 Yes 18:14:57 y 18:15:24 IanH: to M_schnei - what if they use some rdfs syntax and no rdfs interpretation is made 18:15:34 ... wouldn't the user be surprised? 18:15:38 q+ 18:15:42 +q to ask about relation with DLP 18:15:49 q? 18:15:52 q+ 18:16:26 q? 18:16:37 m_schei: you would restrict the reasoning to rdf in a tool like Jena, you would be explicitly aware of this 18:17:05 m_schei: run the reasoning and see what inference graph is produced 18:17:18 q? 18:17:24 zakim, mute me 18:17:24 m_schnei should now be muted 18:17:26 q+ 18:17:26 ... you of course have to know which reasoner you are using 18:17:36 ack bijan 18:18:23 Bijan: you will still be able to do the RDF style reasoning 18:18:49 q? 18:18:59 ack Rinke 18:18:59 Rinke, you wanted to ask about relation with DLP 18:19:06 ... In OWLland people are used to having certain syntax indicate the reasoning features in the interpretation 18:19:30 (DLP and hornSHIQ are also syntactic fragments) 18:19:34 rinke: when we started we had dlp, and horn-shiq and others 18:19:47 q? 18:20:00 ack bmotik 18:20:08 ... How will this impact people who use DLP like stuff 18:20:17 Motivation for OWL R was RDFS 3.0 / OWL-Prime 18:20:30 boris: Horn-SHIQ was dropped because there were too many fragments 18:20:37 And a champion in the working group :) 18:20:48 ... we just kept those that had larger user bases 18:21:04 All the fragments in the beginning were *DL* fragments --> HENCE syntactic fragments 18:21:34 All the fragments in the beginning were *OWL* fragments --> HENCE syntactic fragments 18:21:39 Boris: what remains is OWL R. You can still use production rules or other similar tools for it. 18:21:59 OWL lite is a syntactic fragment of OWL DL which is a syntactic fragment of OWL Full 18:22:02 q? 18:22:04 Full fragements are always semantic fragments, they are always applyable on every RDF graph 18:22:04 ack Zhe 18:22:14 Boris: We are just saying there is a syntactic check that can indicate which profile is being used. 18:22:43 OWL DL and OWL Lite *are* fragments of full. What you say is false. And I'll stop the back chat ;) 18:22:44 Zhe: Oracle is planning to support this profile in the future and it is probable that we 18:22:51 q? 18:22:52 q+ 18:23:00 ack ivan 18:23:06 ... will include the capability to bypass the syntax check. 18:23:27 q+ 18:23:28 q? 18:23:29 ivan: what I would like to understand is if we go with Boris' proposal and I'm in RDFland 18:23:35 ... what exactly do I lose? 18:24:01 IanH: I guess you lose the ability to consider some graphs as OWL R. 18:24:04 q+ 18:24:29 q? 18:24:31 IanH: Like if you include SomeValuesFrom constructs. 18:24:43 ack bmotik 18:25:04 Boris: you don't lose anything. The rules will work exactly as they are. You don't lose any 18:25:19 q? 18:25:21 q+ 18:25:55 ... expressive power. The syntax forbidden doesn't have rules for the corresponding reasoning. 18:26:04 q? 18:26:10 ack bijan 18:26:22 bijan: in a way the fragment is saying these are the things we know how to do something interesting with. 18:27:08 what is with the RDFS axiomatic triples? 18:27:09 +q 18:27:14 q? 18:27:18 ack Zhe 18:27:21 zakim, unmute me 18:27:21 Zhe was not muted, Zhe 18:27:22 zakim, unmute me 18:27:23 bcuencagrau should no longer be muted 18:27:26 Zhe: to Ivan's point, expressivity is not lost. Just some ontologies will be rejected, if syntactic checking is on. 18:27:27 ack bcuencagrau 18:27:50 bernardo: we have an additional benefit from specifying this as a syntactic fragment 18:28:25 zakim, mute me 18:28:25 bcuencagrau should now be muted 18:28:26 ... you can know if you are in the fragment, and that is a desirable feature. 18:29:03 bye 18:29:07 bye 18:29:07 bye 18:29:08 thanks 18:29:09 bye 18:29:11 bye 18:29:13 -Ivan 18:29:15 Yay to evan! 18:29:15 bye 18:29:17 -Carsten 18:29:18 -JeffP 18:29:18 bye 18:29:19 -bcuencagrau 18:29:19 -msmith 18:29:20 -bmotik 18:29:21 -baojie 18:29:23 -MarkusK 18:29:25 -ratnesh 18:29:25 rrsagent, draft minutes 18:29:25 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2008/07/02-owl-minutes.html ewallace 18:29:27 -MartinD 18:29:29 -bijan 18:29:31 -Rinke 18:29:33 -Zhe 18:29:35 -IanH 18:29:37 -calvanese 18:29:39 -Sandro 18:29:41 -m_schnei 18:29:43 rssagent, make minutes public 18:29:43 rrsagent, make log world-readable 18:29:50 MartinD has left #OWL 18:29:56 rrsagent, make log public 18:30:02 Is that the right syntax? 18:30:08 OK -- got it now I think 18:30:22 I can *never* remember this stuff! 18:30:31 OK -- and thanks again. 18:30:51 I'll have to get one 18:30:55 -Evan_Wallace 18:30:56 SW_OWL()12:00PM has ended 18:30:57 Attendees were bijan, +31.20.525.aaaa, Rinke, calvanese, Evan_Wallace, bmotik, +49.351.463.3.aabb, bcuencagrau, Carsten, IanH, baojie, ratnesh, +0190827aacc, msmith, MartinD, 18:30:59 ... MarkusK, Ivan, Sandro, m_schnei, +1.617.278.aadd, alanr, JeffP, Zhe 18:31:20 ewallace, I'm here if you need any help with the minutes, or just have suggestion (or more bugs). 18:53:48 msmith has left #owl 20:56:58 Zakim has left #owl