3rd Project Update (Integrating SWI-Prolog for Semantic Reasoning in Bioclipse)
Thu, 2010-04-08 14:17 | by Samuel Lampa
I just had my 3rd, and last project update presentation (before the final presenation on April 28th), presenting results from comparing the performance of the integrated SWI-Prolog against Jena and Pellet, for a spectrum similarity search query. Find the sldes below.
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Comments
Expressivity
On slide 10, you are not dealing with expressivity of language but with code compacitness.
Expressivity of a logical language deals with its power of expression i.e. what it can expres.
Thanks for the hint. Yeah,
Thanks for the hint. Yeah, it's true that I used the word in a very loose sense. Should have checked common definitions for the term in this field first ...