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Coherence Update Semantics for Horn DL-Lite through Stratified Datalog¬ Rewriting

2026 · Digital library · 0 citations · 23 references
Computer Science

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This work extends the existing coherence update semantics from DL-Lite ( ℋℱ ) core to deal with conjunctions on the left-hand side of TBox axioms, which introduce ambiguity in the update result.

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