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- 175 creator benjamin-grosof.
- 175 creator michael-kifer.
- 175 creator mike-dean.
- 175 type InProceedings.
- 175 label "The SILK System: Scalable and Expressive Semantic Rules".
- 175 sameAs 175.
- 175 abstract "SILK is a new knowledge representation (KR) language and system that integrates and extends recent theoretical and implementation advances in semantic rules and ontologies. It addresses fundamental requirements for scaling the Se- mantic Web to large knowledge bases in science and busi- ness that answer questions, proactively supply info, and rea- son powerfully. SILK radically extends the KR power of W3C OWL RL, SPARQL, and RIF-BLD, as well as of SQL and production rules. It includes defaults (cf. Courteous LP), higher-order features (cf. HiLog), frame syntax (cf. F-Logic), external actions (cf. production rules), and sound interchange with the main existing forms of knowledge/data in the Semantic Web and deep Web. These features cope with knowledge quality and context, provide flexible meta- reasoning, and activate knowledge.".
- 175 hasAuthorList authorList.
- 175 hasTopic Semantic_Web.
- 175 isPartOf proceedings.
- 175 title "The SILK System: Scalable and Expressive Semantic Rules".