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Computing Repairs for Inconsistent DL-programs over EL Ontologies

Conference Paper Dealing with Inconsistency in ASP and DL Artificial Intelligence · Knowledge Representation · Logic in Computer Science

Abstract

Abstract DL-programs couple nonmonotonic logic programs with DL- ontologies through queries in a loose way which may lead to inconsistency, i. e. , lack of an answer set. Recently defined repair answer sets remedy this. In particular, for \(DL-Lite_{\mathcal{A}}\) ontologies, the computation of deletion repair answer sets can effectively be reduced to constraint matching based on so-called support sets. Here we consider the problem for DL-programs over \(\mathcal{EL}\) ontologies. This is more challenging than adopting a suitable notion of support sets and their computation. Compared to \(DL-Lite_{\mathcal{A}}\), support sets may neither be small nor few, and completeness may need to be given up in favor of sound repair computation on incomplete support information. We provide such an algorithm and discuss partial support set computation, as well as a declarative implementation. Preliminary experiments show a very promising potential of the partial support set approach.

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Venue
European Conference on Logics in Artificial Intelligence
Archive span
2000-2023
Indexed papers
542
Paper id
925206226213949442
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