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We consider some DL-features denoted by (I) (inverse), (O) (nominal), (F) (functionality), (N) (unqualified number restriction), (Q) (qualified number restriction), (U) (universal role), (mathsf {Self}) (local reflexivity of a role).

We will consider DL-features denoted by I (inverse roles), (Q_k) (qualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k), and (mathsf {Self}) (local reflexivity of a role).

Proof By Lemma 4.2, for each i ∈ N, ( I − λ i B i ) U i = ( I 2 − δ i L i ) are averaged and I 2 − U i is k i inverse strongly monotone for some k i ≥ 1 2. Following the same argument as in Theorem 3.1 [24], we can show that for each i ∈ N, A i ∗ ( I 2 − U i ) A i, is k i R i -inverse strong monotone.

We have proved that any concept in any description logic that extends (mathcal {ALC}) with some features amongst I (inverse roles), (Q_k) (qualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k), and (mathsf {Self}) (local reflexivity of a role) can be learned if the training information system (specified as a finite interpretation) is good enough.

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