Ontology Analysis Report
Ontology Information
File:
Litigation_Ontology_1.owl
IRI:
Not available
Ontology Statistics
12
Classes
6
Object Properties
0
Data Properties
0
Individuals
Consistency Check
ConsistentReasoning Methodology
Reasoners Used:
- Pellet
Reasoning Tasks:
- Consistency
- Classification
- Realization
Theoretical Guarantees:
Property | Status |
---|---|
Decidability | Decidable for OWL DL ontologies |
Completeness | Complete for SROIQ(D) description logic |
Soundness | Sound for standard description logics |
Limitations:
- May time out on very large ontologies
- OWL Full constructs not supported
- Resolution is limited to standard tableaux algorithm capabilities
Performance:
Reasoning Time: 1506 ms
Start Time: 2025-06-03T14:58:53.772855
End Time: 2025-06-03T14:58:55.279305
Axioms
Type | Description |
---|---|
SubClassOf | LegalRepresentative ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Verdict ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Courtroom ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Evidence ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalRepresentation ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalParty ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Judge ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | CaseEvidence ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalEntity ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Trial ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalVerdict ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | JudicialDecision ⊑ Thing |
Type | Description |
---|---|
SubClassOf | LegalRepresentative ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Verdict ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Courtroom ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Evidence ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalRepresentation ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalParty ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Judge ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | CaseEvidence ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalEntity ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | Trial ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | LegalVerdict ⊑ Thing |
SubClassOf | JudicialDecision ⊑ Thing |
Type | Description |
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Type | Description |
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Inferred Axioms
Type | Description |
---|---|
No inferred axioms available |
Derivation Trace
This visualization shows how inferences were derived during reasoning:
- No inferences were made during reasoning
- The ontology was analyzed using a method that doesn't track derivations
- The reasoner encountered an error during the inference process
First-Order Logic Premises
The following FOL premises have been generated from the ontology axioms:
Type | FOL Formula | Description |
---|---|---|
class | instance_of(x, LegalRepresentative, t) |
Entities that are instances of LegalRepresentative |
class | instance_of(x, Verdict, t) |
Entities that are instances of Verdict |
class | instance_of(x, Courtroom, t) |
Entities that are instances of Courtroom |
class | instance_of(x, Evidence, t) |
Entities that are instances of Evidence |
class | instance_of(x, LegalRepresentation, t) |
Entities that are instances of LegalRepresentation |
class | instance_of(x, LegalParty, t) |
Entities that are instances of LegalParty |
class | instance_of(x, Judge, t) |
Entities that are instances of Judge |
class | instance_of(x, CaseEvidence, t) |
Entities that are instances of CaseEvidence |
class | instance_of(x, LegalEntity, t) |
Entities that are instances of LegalEntity |
class | instance_of(x, Trial, t) |
Entities that are instances of Trial |
class | instance_of(x, LegalVerdict, t) |
Entities that are instances of LegalVerdict |
class | instance_of(x, JudicialDecision, t) |
Entities that are instances of JudicialDecision |
property | involvesParty(x, y, t) |
Relation involvesParty between entities |
property | hasVerdict(x, y, t) |
Relation hasVerdict between entities |
property | isHeldAt(x, y, t) |
Relation isHeldAt between entities |
property | involvesProcedure(x, y, t) |
Relation involvesProcedure between entities |
property | isPresidedOverBy(x, y, t) |
Relation isPresidedOverBy between entities |
property | involvesEvidence(x, y, t) |
Relation involvesEvidence between entities |
Ontology Entities
- Judge
- LegalEntity
- Trial
- JudicialDecision
- CaseEvidence
- Courtroom
- LegalParty
- Evidence
- Verdict
- LegalRepresentation
- LegalVerdict
- LegalRepresentative
- involvesParty
- hasVerdict
- isHeldAt
- involvesProcedure
- isPresidedOverBy
- involvesEvidence
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