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Hi,
I know this isn't the right forum for me to post a generic pellet reasoner issue I am facing. But Ic couldn't find an easier way to contact you experts, my sincere apologies.
I have a class A in my ontology and I have a class axiom defined on it that says "hasChild min 1 ChildClassB"
I create an individual Individual1 and add it as an instance to class A, but I don't add any object property hasChild to the individual. Isn't the reasoner supposed to throw an inconsistency error since the rule that an instance of class A should have atleast one hasChild property has failed?
Thanks
Hariny
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If you want to have an inconsistency you must explicit some fact which blocks indidividual1 have any hasChild relationship. For instance: add the individual1 type of (not (hasChild some)). Adding that axiom you probably turn the ontology inconsistent.
Hi,
I know this isn't the right forum for me to post a generic pellet reasoner issue I am facing. But Ic couldn't find an easier way to contact you experts, my sincere apologies.
I have a class A in my ontology and I have a class axiom defined on it that says "hasChild min 1 ChildClassB"
I create an individual Individual1 and add it as an instance to class A, but I don't add any object property hasChild to the individual. Isn't the reasoner supposed to throw an inconsistency error since the rule that an instance of class A should have atleast one hasChild property has failed?
Thanks
Hariny
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: