Knowledge representation
On the two main approaches for knowledge handling on the Semantic Web
Wed, 2009-10-07 16:06 | by Samuel LampaEgon pointed me to an interesting blog post on RIF and OWL. The post highlights a situation very relevant for my project: The apparent existence of two main approaches in the field of "knowledge representation and reasoning" (maybe it should be called simply handling?) on the Semantic Web.
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