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An Introduction to Description Logic

An Introduction to Description Logic

An Introduction to Description Logic

An Introduction to Description Logic

by Franz Baader

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Hardback. New. Description logics are knowledge representation formalisms that are highly relevant in computer science, knowledge representation and the semantic web. This is the first introductory textbook published on the subject, suitable for self-study by graduate students and as teaching material for university courses.

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An Introduction to Description Logic
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Franz Baader
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Hardcover
ISBN 10
0521873614
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9780521873611
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Cambridge Univ Pr (Sd)
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March 30, 2008

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