Ontology-based Data Access has intensively been studied as a very relevant problem in connection with semantic web data.
Often it is assumed, that the accessed data behaves like a classical database, i.e. it is known which facts hold for certain.
Many Web applications, especially those involving information extraction from text, have to deal with uncertainty about the truth of information.
In this paper, we introduce an implementation and a benchmark of such a system on top of relational databases.
Furthermore, we propose a novel benchmark for systems handling large probabilistic ontologies.
We describe how the benchmark is designed and show its characteristics based on the evaluation of our implementation.
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