rOWLer – A Hybrid Rule Engine for Legal Reasoning
In this paper rOWLer, a hybrid rule engine for legal reasoning is presented. The engine combines the expressiveness of rules and ontologies to enable legal reasoning – hence the name «rOWLer». It is tailored for use in public administration (tax law, pension law, social benefits law, etc.) and provides a flexible architecture, in particular concerning amendments, which allows for adaption to different requirements.
Table of contents
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. Motivation
- 2. Architecture
- 3. Reasoning module and algorithm
- 4. Temporal model and reasoning
- 4.1. Theoretical background
- 4.2. Versioning model
- 4.2.1. Temporal dimensions
- 4.2.2. Versioning legal rules
- 4.2.3. Retroactive modifications
- 4.3. Selecting applicable rules
- 5. Modelling norms
- 5.1. Presenting rule priorities
- 6. Related work
- 7. Conclusions and future work
- 8. References
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