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Web Ontology Language OWL

Shengsheng Wang

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With the deep research of semantic Web, people are more and more concerned with the problem of representing and retrieving information content on the Web. The ontology language layer building on top of RDF schema is used to formally describe the meaning of terms in the Web documents vocabularies, which plays a key role in building semantic Web[5]. The paper introduces the Web ontology language OWL, which is just defined by W3C recently , and describes the three sub-languages of OWL.

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With the deep research of semantic Web, people are more and more concerned with the problem of representing and retrieving information content on the Web. The ontology language layer building on top of RDF schema is used to formally describe the meaning of terms in the Web documents vocabularies, which plays a key role in building semantic Web[5]. The paper introduces the Web ontology language OWL, which is just defined by W3C recently , and describes the three sub-languages of OWL.

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With the deep research of semantic Web, people are more and more concerned with the problem of representing and retrieving information content on the Web. The ontology language layer building on top of RDF schema is used to formally describe the meaning of terms in the Web documents vocabularies, which plays a key role in building semantic Web[5]. The paper introduces the Web ontology language OWL, which is just defined by W3C recently , and describes the three sub-languages of OWL.

Key concepts: Computer science, OWL-S, Semantic Web Rule Language, Semantic Web, Semantic Web Stack, Web standards, World Wide Web, Social Semantic Web

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