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From: alec <Cel...@lr...> - 2014-04-08 07:15:22
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Hello, I am a PhD student in Laboratoire de Recherche en Informatique in Université Paris Sud (France). I have read papers on DL-Learner. For my thesis project, I might be interested in using an ILP tool to learn concept definitions. But the ontology I will use as input will have datatype properties (numerical values) and I would like to use a tool which can learn definitions using these datatype properties. I would like to have some additional information on DL-Learner if it is possible. I would be grateful if you could answer my questions. 1. I understood that the target language of your algorithm is ALC description logic. Can you confirm me that we cannot get a definition of a concept with datatype properties (other than string datatype properties)? For example, something like an adult is a person whose age hasValue x with x>=18. 2. If I understood right: Is there a particular reason for that? Has it a real complexity to implement? Or do you know tools (open source or free of charge for academic research) that can generate a definition with numerical datatype properties (e.g. in SHOIN(D) description logic)? 3. Are there any constraints about the input ontology? Can it be a big ontology with potential information which is not interesting for defining a concept (i.e. with noise)? Or has it to be just the interesting part of the ontology? 4. Can you say what the limits of DL-Learner are? I would greatly appreciate any help you might be able to give me. Best regards, Céline Alec |