An Extension of Description Logic AL

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Dr. F. Mamache
Dr. F. Mamache
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The research in the domain of knowledge representation and reasoning has always concentrated on the methods that give a good description in the domain where they are able to be used to construct intelligent applications. Description Logics are a family of languages of knowledge representation which can be used to represent knowledge of a field of applications by clear, formal and structured means. In this paper, we give an overview of what are Description Logics and their actual applications in different fields and a brief idea of extensions of Description Logic AL, as we also introduce two operators, the operator less and operator more, which allow us to obtain a new extension of the Description Logic AL.

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Dr. F. Mamache. 2012. \u201cAn Extension of Description Logic AL\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - C: Software & Data Engineering GJCST-C Volume 12 (GJCST Volume 12 Issue C11): .

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The research in the domain of knowledge representation and reasoning has always concentrated on the methods that give a good description in the domain where they are able to be used to construct intelligent applications. Description Logics are a family of languages of knowledge representation which can be used to represent knowledge of a field of applications by clear, formal and structured means. In this paper, we give an overview of what are Description Logics and their actual applications in different fields and a brief idea of extensions of Description Logic AL, as we also introduce two operators, the operator less and operator more, which allow us to obtain a new extension of the Description Logic AL.

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