Common Logic for an RDF Store
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The advent of commercial tools that support reasoning and management of RDF data stores provides a robust base for the growth of Semantic Web applications. There is as yet no analogous set of tools and products to support advanced logic-based applications. This article examines issues that arise when seeking to combine the expressive power of Common Logic with the scalability of an RDF store. Index Terms — Common Logic, RDF, Semantic Web, higher order logic.
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