Transitive Roles
Transitive Roles is a syntactic construct in description logics that denotes a binary relation which, whenever it holds between a pair of individuals and also between the second individual and a third, necessarily holds between the first and the third, thereby enforcing the property of transitivity within the knowledge base.
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RACE User's Guide and Reference Manual Version 1.1
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