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Using Insights from Psychology and Language to Improve How People Reason with Description Logics

Published on Jul 10, 2017894 Views

Inspired by insights from theories of human reasoning and language, we propose additions to the Manchester OWL Syntax to improve comprehensibility. These additions cover: functional and inverse functi

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What have psychology and philosophy ever done for us?00:00
Context00:31
Agenda01:18
Theories of reasoning02:29
Theories of reasoning - 103:22
Untitled05:42
The implicature05:53
The ambiguity of and07:21
Overwiev08:12
Study 108:58
Study 2 - functional versus transitive10:20
Study 2 - implicatures and restrictions11:06
Modifying Manchester owl syntax12:37
And is ambiguous12:45
Negated conjunction: and → intersection14:01
Negated conjunction: and not → except14:40
Functionality is difficult15:17
Functional object property addition of solely15:55
Universal & existential restrictions16:27
Universal & existential restrictions - with negation16:46
Universal & existential restrictions - nested17:24
Conclusions18:13
Insights18:50
Using psychological theory19:01
Natural language20:22
Future work21:07
Widening the domain - sparql21:34
Extending the theoretical base22:24
In summary23:17