An epistemic operator for description logics
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- German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence Germany
- Roma Tre University Italy
- Sapienza University of Rome Italy
- University of Udine Italy
query languages, Logic in artificial intelligence, description logics, Description logics, Database theory, knowledge representation, Closed-world reasoning, epistemic operators, nonmonotonic reasoning, closed-world reasoning, Knowledge representation, Artificial Intelligence, Nonmonotonic reasoning, Query languages, Epistemic operators
query languages, Logic in artificial intelligence, description logics, Description logics, Database theory, knowledge representation, Closed-world reasoning, epistemic operators, nonmonotonic reasoning, closed-world reasoning, Knowledge representation, Artificial Intelligence, Nonmonotonic reasoning, Query languages, Epistemic operators
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