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Figure 1. Overview of the NRV ontology and its core primitives
Figure 2. Extract of the quadruples (N-Quads) produced by CORESE after all the reasoning on the two first states of affairs concerning speed limitation showing one violated state (white background) and one compliant one (blue background)

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