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OWL2 benchmarking for the evaluation of knowledge based systems.

Sher Afgun Khan¹, Muhammad Abdul Qadir¹, Muhammad Azeem Abbas¹

¹Centre for Distributed and Semantic Computing, Capital University of Science and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan.

|June 21, 2017

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This study introduces an OWL2 benchmark to evaluate Knowledge Base Systems (KBS). The benchmark aids domain experts in selecting appropriate KBS for applications like gene engineering and health management.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Ontology Engineering
Knowledge Representation

Background:

Ontology Web Language (OWL2) semantics are crucial for real-world applications in fields like gene engineering and health management.
A significant research gap exists in the performance evaluation of Knowledge Base Systems (KBS) utilizing OWL2 semantics.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the research gap by proposing a novel OWL2 benchmark for evaluating KBS performance.
To provide a standardized method for assessing KBS that employ OWL2 semantics.

Main Methods:

Development of a comprehensive OWL2 benchmark including data schema, workload, and performance metrics.
Empirical testing of the benchmark on various KBS architectures: memory-based, file-based, relational database, and graph-based.

Main Results:

The proposed benchmark effectively evaluates the behavior of diverse state-of-the-art KBS on OWL2 semantics.
Performance and scalability measures were obtained for different KBS types.

Conclusions:

The developed OWL2 benchmark is a valuable tool for assessing KBS.
End-users, particularly domain experts, can utilize the benchmark results to select the most suitable KBS for their specific needs.