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RDF data is often treated as incomplete, following the Open-World Assumption.On the other hand, SPARQL, the standard query language over RDF, usuallyfollows the Closed-World Assumption, assuming RDF data to be complete. Thisgives rise to a semantic gap between RDF and SPARQL. In this paper, we addresshow to close the semantic gap between RDF and SPARQL in terms of certainanswers and possible answers using completeness statements.

Bridging the Semantic Gap between RDF and SPARQL using Completeness Statements [Extended Version]