Discussion
What is a defined concept in a description logic?
Answer: B
A defined concept states conditions that anything satisfying them must fall under, so individuals are classified automatically, whereas a primitive concept states only necessary conditions and membership must be asserted. The distinction determines whether the reasoner can infer membership or merely check it. Naming, enumeration and usage are different matters. Choosing between a definition and a primitive is the modelling decision that determines how much work the reasoner can do.
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