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Practical TBox Abduction Based on Justification Patterns
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| restrict explanations to cardinality 1 rather than 2 | JP-based explanation computation · LUBM TBox, 50 observations | computation time (s): 178.8 -> 3.9 | Helped |
| restrict explanations to cardinality 1 on wine | JP-based explanation computation · wine TBox, 50 observations | number of JP-based explanations: 10948 (k=2) vs 0 (k=1) | Hurt |
| compute justification patterns alternately with justifications rather than all justifications first | JP computation · ten coherent TBoxes | computation time | Helped |
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