Abstract
We present a method to compute uniform interpolants of ALC-ontologies with ABoxes. Uniform interpolants are restricted views of ontologies that only use a specified set of symbols, but share all entailments in that signature with the original ontology. This way, it allows to select or remove information from an ontology based on a signature, which has applications in privacy, ontology analysis and ontology reuse. We show that in general, uniform interpolants of ALC-ontologies with ABoxes may require disjunctive statements or nominals in the ABox. An evaluation of the method suggests however, that in most practical cases uniform interpolants can be represented as a classical ALC-ontology.
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Koopmann, P., & Schmidt, R. A. (2014). Forgetting and uniform interpolation for ALC-ontologies with ABoxes. In CEUR Workshop Proceedings (Vol. 1193, pp. 245–257). CEUR-WS.
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