Knowledge bases in the world wide web : a challenge for logic programming (second, revised edition)
Harold Boley · Publications of the UdS (Saarland University) · 1996
Regarding the World Wide Web, knowledge bases can be categorized between (HTML-)documents and (SQL-)databases. In order to standardize them, the use of Horn logic for Web publications is proposed. The central part outlines the design of a Web search engine for processing distributed Horn-logic knowledge bases. Some of the research issues to be solved are elaborated from the perspective of (parallel, modular) logic programming. A proposal for realization is based on the Infomaster system, here restricted from heterogeneous notations to a standardized format. Possible Inter- and intranet applications are discussed. Finally, an LP-community effort for building up (documented) Horn-logic knowledge bases in the Web is encouraged.