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ELK does not understand datatype literals, so "1" and "1.0" are different values for ELK. Consequently the classes DataHasValue(:B "1"^^xsd:decimal) and DataHasValue(:B "1.0"^^xsd:decimal) are not detected as equivalent.
For ELK, datatype values are the same if they have exactly same characters (as written, e.g., in functional-style syntax).
With the understanding that DataHasValue hasn't been fully implemented, should the following classes be seen as equivalent?
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