OWL
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Definition
OWL is an ontology language for the Semantic Web, used to describe classes, properties, individuals, constraints, and formally defined meanings.
Background
W3C OWL 2 works with RDF and provides formal semantics and profiles for different reasoning and implementation needs.
Position
It is the standardized machine-readable language layer for ontology work, next to RDF.
Distinctions
- OWL means Web Ontology Language here, not the animal.
- RDF is the underlying data model; OWL is the more expressive ontology language.
Primary source-backed reference selected for this concept.
Sources
- OWL 2 Web Ontology Language Overview Standard
- OWL, W3C Semantic Web Standards Standard
Page Context
- Basics of ontology concepts and practical application
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- Palantir: The deep structure of the Operational AI Platform
Palantir is an American software company founded in 2003 that develops Gotham for government, defense, and intelligence agencies, Foundry for commercial and public institutions,...
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Pages
- Basics of ontology concepts and practical application
A basic report that organizes philosophical ontology, knowledge representation, Semantic Web standards, knowledge graphs, and operational ontology in business AI.
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- Palantir: The deep structure of the Operational AI Platform
A research report that reads Foundry, Ontology, AIP, and Apollo as operational AI platforms that include organizational decision-making and auditing.
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