Datatype-restrictions-different-types
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| Test Id | Consistent Datatype restrictions with Different Types |
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| Description | The individual a must have dp fillers that are in the sets {3, 4} and {2, 3} (different types are used, but shorts and ints are integers). Furthermore, the dp filler must be 3, but since 3 is in both sets, the ontology is consistent. |
| Status | Approved (2009-07-15, when passed by 2 implementations) (proposed 2009-06-09) |
| Author | Birte Glimm |
| Original syntax | Functional |
| Syntactic Species/Profile | OWL 2 DL (not EL, not QL, not RL) |
| Semantics | This test is applicable under both direct and RDF-based semantics. |
| Consistent ontology (download)
Convert syntax: RDF, XML, Manchester This informative conversion will be incorrect for OWL 2 Full. info.pngConversions are provided by the OWL Syntax Converter which tries to "repair" OWL 2 Full inputs to become DL. | |
| Prefix(:=<http://example.org/>)
Prefix(xsd:=<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#>) Ontology( Declaration(NamedIndividual(:a)) Declaration(DataProperty(:dp)) Declaration(Class(:A)) SubClassOf(:A DataAllValuesFrom(:dp DataOneOf("3"^^xsd:integer "4"^^xsd:int)) ) SubClassOf(:A DataAllValuesFrom(:dp DataOneOf("2"^^xsd:short "3"^^xsd:int)) ) ClassAssertion(:A :a) ClassAssertion(DataSomeValuesFrom(:dp DataOneOf("3"^^xsd:integer)) :a ) ) | |
| Imported ontologies | none |
