owl:inverseOf
From OWL Test Cases
The syntactic element owl:inverseOf belongs to the RDF/XML serialization of OWL 2.
Tests using this feature
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There are 52 approved test cases that currently use this feature:| author | description | |
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| Consistent-but-all-unsat | Uli Sattler | An ontology that is consistent, but all named classes are unsatisfiable. Ideas by Alan Ruttenberg |
| One equals two | Alan Ruttenberg | Start with 3 classes, a,b,c and relate them so instances have to be in a 1:1 relationship with each other.
The class b-and-c is the union of b and c. Therefore there have to be 2 instances of b-and-c for every instance of a. Relate the class 2a to b-and-c so that *their* instances are in 1:1 relationship. Now relate 2a to a so that *their* instances are in a 1:1 relationship. This should lead to a situation in which every instance of 2a is 1:1 with an instance of a, and at the same time 2:1 with an instance of a. Unless all the classes have an infinite number of members or are empty this doesn't work. This example has a is the enumerated class {i,j,k} (i,j,k all different individuals). So it should be inconsistent. |
| Rdfbased-sem-inv-inst | Michael Schneider Kai Mainzer |
The subject and object of a triple are reversed by an inverse property. |
| TestCase:WebOnt-I4.5-001 | Charles White | An example combinging owl:oneOf and owl:inverseOf. |
| TestCase:WebOnt-I4.5-002 | Charles White | An example combining owl:oneOf and owl:inverseOf. |
| … further results | ||
| author | description | |
|---|---|---|
| TestCase:WebOnt-FunctionalProperty-003 | Jeremy J. Carroll | If prop is an owl:FunctionalProperty, then its inverse is an owl:InverseFunctionalProperty. |
| TestCase:WebOnt-I5.1-010 | Jeremy J. Carroll | There are 128 different bytes that are also unsigned integers; and hence also 127. |
| TestCase:WebOnt-InverseFunctionalProperty-003 | Jeremy J. Carroll | If prop is an owl:InverseFunctionalProperty,
then its inverse is an owl:FunctionalProperty. |
| TestCase:WebOnt-extra-credit-002 | Jeremy J. Carroll | This test shows a relationship between integer multiplication and OWL Full. |
| TestCase:WebOnt-extra-credit-003 | Jeremy J. Carroll | Prime factorization can be expressed in OWL Full. |
| … further results | ||
| author | description | |
|---|---|---|
| FS2RDF-domain-range-expression-ar | Alan Ruttenberg | Functional syntax to RDFXML for domain and range with expressions |
| FS2RDF-negative-property-assertion-ar | Alan Ruttenberg | Functional syntax to RDFXML for negative property assertions, some with annotations and annotations on their annotations |
| RoleChainViolationLumen | Uli Sattler | This is an example that was developed by Uli Sattler for a workshop on the Foundational Model of Anatomy. As it turns out, the role chain it uses violates the constraints for being allowable in OWL 2 DL. Submitted by Alan Ruttenberg. See http://groups.google.com/group/fma-owl-2009/browse_thread/thread/4643f80187bf9327 |
