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Title: Object-Oriented RuleML for RDF: Facts, Queries, and Inferences


1
Object-OrientedRuleML for RDFFacts, Queries,
and Inferences
  • Harold Boley, NRC IIT e-Business
  • (with help from Said Tabet, Duncan Johnston-Watt,
    Benjamin Grosof, Bruce Spencer, Steve
    Ross-Talbot, Mike Dean, and Gerd Wagner)

W3C Semantic Web Architecture Meeting, Technical
Plenary and WG Meeting Event, Cambridge, MA, USA,
3-7 March 2003 Revised 22 February 2004
2
Introduction
  • Increased mutual RuleML-RDF(S) integration
  • RDF(S) needs rules for query, inference,
    transformation
  • RuleML rules need alternative syntactic encodings
    inRDF and OWL
  • RuleML and OWL overlap as KRsDescription Logic
    Programs
  • RuleML variables need types URIrefs to RDFS/OWL
    classes
  • re A. Object-oriented RuleML is useable as an RDF
    query, inference, and transformation language
  • Rules over generic positional (triple-like)
    facts 2001
  • Rules over richer generic object-oriented facts
    2003
  • Queries and inferences (conjunctive) over OO
    facts(linked via named or anonymous/blank
    nodes)
  • Queries and inferences over OO facts
    withbNode-embedded descriptions

Intro
3
The First RDF Graph
How to serialize this RDF graph (from MS)
Triples Rules
4
RDF Triples as Positional Facts
  • RDF triples map to positional facts, wherethe
    Property maps to a binary relation,the
    Subject to its first argument, andthe
    Object to its second argument

"http//www.w3.org/Home/Lassila has creator
Ora Lassila" ltfactgt lt_headgt ltatomgt
lt_oprgt ltrel href"http//dublincore.org/docu
ments/dces/index.shtml.rdfCreator"/gt
lt/_oprgt ltind href"http//www.w3.org/Home/Lass
ila"/gt ltindgtOra Lassilalt/indgt lt/atomgt
lt/_headgt lt/factgt
Triples Rules
_head (system) role
5
RDF RuleML Triple Roundtrip
Turn the has creator triple, as a RuleML
rulebase, again into RDF
ltrdfRDF xmlnsrdf"rdf" xmlnsruleml"ruleml"
xmlns"ruleml"gt ltrulebasegt lt_clausesgt
ltrdfSeqgt ltrdfligt ltfactgt lt_headgt
ltatomgt lt_oprgt ltrel
href"http//dublincore.org/documents/dces/index.s
html.rdfCreator"/gt lt/_oprgt lt_arggt
ltrdfSeqgt ltrdfligt ltind
href"http//www.w3.org/Home/Lassila"/gt
lt/rdfligt ltrdfligt ltind
rulemlcdata"Ora Lassila"/gt lt/rdfligt
lt/rdfSeqgt lt/_arggt lt/atomgt
lt/_headgt lt/factgt lt/rdfligt
lt/rdfSeqgt lt/_clausesgt lt/rulebasegt lt/rdfRDFgt
Triples Rules
6
RDF/RuleML Rules Over Positional Facts
  • RDF/RuleML rules over positional (triple-like)
    facts derive new triples, bottom-up, or prove
    queried triples, top-down

IF "Page has creator Person" THEN
"Page was accessed by Person" ltimpgt
lt_bodygt ltatomgt lt_oprgt ltrel
href"http//dublincore.org/documents/dces/index.s
html.rdfCreator"/gt lt/_oprgt
ltvargtPagelt/vargt ltvargtPersonlt/vargt lt/atomgt
lt/_bodygt lt_headgt ltatomgt lt_oprgt ltrel
href"http//logging.org/vocabulary/xyz.rdfAccess
ed"/gt lt/_oprgt ltvargtPagelt/vargt
ltvargtPersonlt/vargt lt/atomgt lt/_headgt lt/impgt
_body (system) role
Triples Rules
_head (system) role
7
RDF Descriptions as Object-Oriented Facts
  • Object-Oriented RuleML has been implemented as an
    extension of, and XSLT translator to, Positional
    RuleML
  • RDF descriptions map to object-oriented facts,
    wherethe Subject maps to a relation (cf. rel.DB
    tuples),each Property maps to a role, andeach
    Object maps to its filler
  • The First RDF Triple above becomes the RDF/XML
    about description on the following slide
  • This maps to an object-oriented RDF/RuleML fact
    with a uriref-attributed empty rel shown
    underneath

OO Facts
8
ltrdfRDFgt xmlnsrdf"http//www.w3.org/1999/02
/22-rdf-syntax-ns" xmlnss"http//dublincore
.org/documents/dces/index.shtml.rdf"gt
ltrdfDescription about"http//www.w3.org/Home/Las
sila"gt ltsCreatorgtOra Lassilalt/sCreatorgt
lt/rdfDescriptiongt lt/rdfRDFgt
resource ? rel literal ? ind
OO Facts
9
RDF Types in Object-Oriented RuleML
  • The use of a Qname in an attribute value such as
    the above sCreator in name"sCreator" has been
    discussed in TAG Finding 25 Jul 2002
  • This has been extended to a Qname in element
    content such as tPerson in ltrel
    gttPersonlt/relgt, which provides one way to
    express RDF types in Object-Oriented RuleML
  • Typed RDF descriptions map to object-oriented
    facts, wherethe rdftype (abbreviation) maps to
    a (non-empty) relation
  • The earlier RDF/XML description is typed
    (abbreviated) via a tPerson tag in the following
    slide
  • This maps to an object-oriented RDF/RuleML fact
    typed via tPerson content, shown underneath

OO Facts
10
ltrdfRDFgt xmlnsrdf"http//www.w3.org/1999/02
/22-rdf-syntax-ns" xmlnss"http//dublincore
.org/documents/dces/index.shtml.rdf"
xmlnst"http//description.org/schema/"gt
lttPerson about"http//www.w3.org/Home/Lassila"gt
ltsCreatorgtOra Lassilalt/sCreatorgt
lt/tPersongt lt/rdfRDFgt
ltrulemlrulebasegt xmlnsruleml"http//www.ru
leml.org/dtd/0.83/ruleml-oodatalog.dtd"
xmlnss"http//dublincore.org/documents/dces/inde
x.shtml.rdf" xmlnst"http//description.org/s
chema/"gt ltfactgt lt_headgt ltatomgt
lt_oprgt ltrel uriref"http//www.w3.org/
Home/Lassila"gttPersonlt/relgt lt/_oprgt
lt_slot name"sCreator"gtltindgtOra
Lassilalt/indgtlt/_slotgt lt/atomgt lt/_headgt
lt/factgt lt/rulemlrulebasegt
OO Facts
11
RDF/RuleML Rules OverObject-Oriented Facts
  • RDF/RuleML rules over object-oriented facts can
    provequeried descriptions or derive new
    description-like facts

ltrulemlrulebasegt ltimpgt lt_bodygt
ltatomgt lt_oprgtltvargtPagelt/vargtlt/_oprgt
lt_slot name"sCreator"gtltvargtPersonlt/vargtlt/_slot
gt lt/atomgt lt/_bodygt lt_headgt
ltatomgt lt_oprgtltvargtPagelt/vargtlt/_oprgt
lt_slot name"tAccessed"gtltvargtPersonlt/vargtlt/_slo
tgt lt/atomgt lt/_headgt
lt/impgt lt/rulemlrulebasegt
IF "Page has creator
Person" THEN "Page was
accessed by Person"
OO Rules
12
Bottom-Up RDF/RuleML Derivations
ofObject-Oriented Facts
  • RDF/RuleML rule over above object-oriented fact
    derivesa new description in bottom-up / forward
    manner

ltrulemlrulebasegt ltfactgt lt_headgt
ltatomgt lt_oprgtltrel uriref"http//www.
w3.org/Home/Lassila"/gtlt/_oprgt lt_slot
name"sCreator"gtltindgtOra Lassilalt/indgtlt/_slotgt
lt/atomgt lt/_headgt
lt/factgt lt/rulemlrulebasegt
derives
OO Rules
ltfactgt lt_headgt ltatomgt
lt_oprgtltrel uriref"http//www.w3.org/Home/Lassila"
/gtlt/_oprgt lt_slot name"sAccessed"gtltindgtOr
a Lassilalt/indgtlt/_slotgt lt/atomgt
lt/_headgt lt/factgt
new
13
Top-Down RDF/RuleML Queries OverObject-Oriented
Facts
  • RDF/RuleML rule over above object-oriented fact
    provesa queried description in top-down /
    backward manner

ltrulemlquerygt lt_bodygt ltatomgt
lt_oprgtltvargtPagelt/vargtlt/_oprgt lt_slot
name"tAccessed"gtltvargtPersonlt/vargtlt/_slotgt
lt/atomgt lt/_bodygt lt/rulemlquerygt binds ltvargtP
agelt/vargt to ltrel uriref"http//www.w3.org/Home/
Lassila"/gt and ltvargtPersonlt/vargt to ltindgtOra
Lassilalt/indgt
WHICH "Page was accessed by
Person" ?
OO Rules
14
Intermediate Nodes for RDF Descriptions and
Object-Oriented Facts
How to serialize this RDF graph (from MS)
Named Nodes
15
Intermediate Nodes for RDF Descriptions and
Object-Oriented Facts (Contd)
  • RDF descriptions and object-oriented facts can
    employnamed intermediate nodes (e.g., staff IDs
    as froma corporate relational DB used as
    URIrefs)
  • The following classical two RDF/XML
    descriptionslink Oras homepage with his staff
    ID as a named intermediate node
    http//www.w3.org/staffId/85740, which gives
    further information via literals
  • These map to two object-oriented RDF/RuleML facts
    linked in the same fashion, shown
    interleavedBoth the RDF attributes about and
    resource map tothe RuleML attribute uriref (to
    allow rel unification)

Named Nodes
16
Named Nodes
17
Conjunctive RDF/RuleML Queries OverObject-Oriente
d Node-Linked Facts
  • Conjunctive RDF/RuleML query of object-oriented
    facts allows a (relational-like) join over a link
    variable

ltrulemlquerygt lt_bodygt ltandgt ltatomgt
lt_oprgtltrel uriref"http//www.w3.org/Home/La
ssila"/gtlt/_oprgt lt_slot name"sCreator"gtltv
argtIDlt/vargtlt/_slotgt lt/atomgt ltatomgt
lt_oprgtltvargtIDlt/vargtlt/_oprgt lt_slot
name"vName"gtltvargtNlt/vargtlt/_slotgt lt_slot
name"vEmail"gtltvargtElt/vargtlt/_slotgt
lt/atomgt lt/andgt lt/_bodygt lt/rulemlquerygt bin
ds ltvargtIDlt/vargt to ltrel uriref"http//www.w3.org
/staffId/85740"/gt and ltvargtNlt/vargt to ltindgtOra
Lassilalt/indgt and ltvargtElt/vargt to
ltindgtlassila_at_w3.orglt/indgt
WHAT IS "/ Home/Lassila Creators
ID" AND "that IDs Name N Email
E" ?
Named Nodes
18
Blank Nodes in RDF Descriptions and
Object-Oriented Facts
How to serialize this RDF graph (from MS)
bNodes
19
Blank Nodes in RDF Descriptions and
Object-Oriented Facts (Contd)
  • RDF descriptions and object-oriented facts can
    employanonymous (blank) intermediate nodes (as
    implicit in RDFs most abbreviated purely
    striped syntax)
  • The following RDF/XML description embeds in
    Oras homepage a blank intermediate node, which
    gives two bits of literal information
  • This maps to an object-oriented RDF/RuleML fact
    embedding an object-oriented cterm in a similar
    way, shown underneath

bNodes
20
ltrdfRDFgt ltrdfDescription about"http//www.w3.
org/Home/Lassila"gt ltsCreatorgt
ltrdfDescriptiongt ltvNamegtOra
Lassilalt/vNamegt ltvEmailgtlassila_at_w3.orglt/
vEmailgt lt/rdfDescriptiongt
lt/sCreatorgt lt/rdfDescriptiongt lt/rdfRDFgt
ltrulemlrulebasegt ltfactgt lt_headgt
ltatomgt lt_oprgtltrel uriref"http//www.w3.or
g/Home/Lassila"/gtlt/_oprgt lt_slot
name"sCreator"gt ltctermgt
lt_opcgtltctor/gtlt/_opcgt lt_slot
name"vName"gtltindgtOra Lassilalt/indgtlt/_slotgt
lt_slot name"vEmail"gtltindgtlassila_at_w3.orglt/
indgtlt/_slotgt lt/ctermgt lt/_slotgt
lt/atomgt lt/_headgt lt/factgt lt/rulemlruleb
asegt
bNodes
21
RDF/RuleML Rules Over Object-Oriented Facts with
bNode-Embedded Descriptions
  • RDF/RuleML rules over object-oriented facts can
    alsoprove queried descriptions with embedded
    descriptions

ltrulemlrulebasegt ltimpgt lt_bodygt
ltatomgt lt_oprgtltvargtPagelt/vargtlt/_oprgt
lt_slot name"sCreator"gtltvargtdescrlt/vargtlt/_slotgt
lt/atomgt lt/_bodygt lt_headgt
ltatomgt lt_oprgtltvargtPagelt/vargtlt/_oprgt
lt_slot name"tAccessed"gtltvargtdescrlt/vargtlt/_slot
gt lt/atomgt lt/_headgt lt/impgt lt/rulemlrul
ebasegt
IF "Page has creator descr" THEN
"Page was accessed by
descr"
bNodes
22
RDF/RuleML Queries Over Object-Oriented Facts
with bNode-Embedded Descriptions
  • RDF/RuleML rule over above object-oriented fact
    provesa queried description with an embedded
    description

ltrulemlquerygt lt_bodygt ltatomgt
lt_oprgtltvargtPagelt/vargtlt/_oprgt lt_slot
name"tAccessed"gtltvargtdescrlt/vargtlt/_slotgt
lt/atomgt lt/_bodygt lt/rulemlquerygt binds ltvargtPag
elt/vargt to ltrel uriref"http//www.w3.org/Home/La
ssila"/gt and ltvargtdescrlt/vargt to
ltctermgt lt_opcgtltctor/gtlt/_opcgt
lt_slot name"vName"gtltindgtOra
Lassilalt/indgtlt/_slotgt lt_slot
name"vEmail"gtltindgtlassila_at_w3.orglt/indgtlt/_slotgt
lt/ctermgt
WHICH "Page was accessed
by descr" ?
bNodes
23
Conclusions
  • RDF mapped to Object-Oriented RuleMLresource ?
    rel element with a uriref attribute literal ?
    ind element (then mapped to RDF)
  • Object-oriented queries can
  • employ resource-linked variables in conjunctions
  • invoke object-oriented rules in a backward manner
  • Object-oriented rules can also be invoked in a
    forward manner to derive new OO facts, e.g. using
    CommonRules, jDREW, Jess, or cwm
  • Handle bNodes in RDF trees via embeddingin
    general RDF graphs via generated URIrefs
  • Model theory can build on RuleMLs
    RDF-XML-integrating data model via F-Logic or
    TRIPLE

Concs
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References
  • Harold Boley Relationships Between Logic
    Programming and RDF, in R. Kowalczyk, S.W. Loke,
    N.E. Reed, G. Graham (Eds.), Advances in
    Artificial Intelligence, LNAI 2112,
    Springer-Verlag, 2001
  • Harold Boley A Web Data Model Unifying XML and
    RDF. Draft, September 2001.
  • Harold Boley The Rule Markup Language RDF-XML
    Data Model, XML Schema Hierarchy, and XSL
    Transformations, Invited Talk, INAP2001, Tokyo,
    October 2001.
  • Harold Boley, Said Tabet, and Gerd Wagner
    Design Rationale of RuleML A Markup Language for
    Semantic Web Rules, Proc. SWWS'01, Stanford,
    July/August 2001.
  • Andreas Eberhart, An Agent Infrastructure based
    on Semantic Web Standards, Workshop on Business
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    W. Finin SweetJess Translating DamlRuleML to
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