Thea - reading OWL2 directly from Prolog
Mon, 2009-10-05 09:56 | by Samuel Lampa
Talking about BLIPKIT, the Thea library - for reading OWL2 ontologies directly from within SWI-Prolog - seems relevant for this project, as a complement to BLIPKIT. It's written (partly) by the author of BLIPKIT.
Some features I noted:
- SWRL support (SWRL - Semantic Web Rule Language . is a proposed W3C standard for exchange between rule languages on the web)
- Bridge to the java OWL API
- translation of ontologies to Description Logic programs
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Comments
Ah, now i see that 'thea' is
Ah, now i see that 'thea' is actually listed as a dependency for BLIPKIT.