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| typicalPart |
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| (instance typicalPart BinaryPredicate) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 25940-25940 | typical part is an instance of binary predicate |
| (relatedInternalConcept typicalPart part) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 25942-25942 | typical part is internally related to part |
| (documentation typicalPart EnglishLanguage "An instance of the first argument is typically found as part of an instance of the second argument. This is a class-level relation roughly corresponding to part. Note that this does not imply that such wholes typically have such parts.") | Mid-level-ontology.kif 25943-25946 | typical part is internally related to part |
| (domainSubclass typicalPart 1 Object) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 25947-25947 | The number 1 argument of typical part is a subclass of object |
| (domainSubclass typicalPart 2 Object) | Mid-level-ontology.kif 25948-25948 | The number 2 argument of typical part is a subclass of object |
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| (=> (typicalPart ?PART ?WHOLE) (exists (?X ?Y) (and (instance ?X ?WHOLE) (instance ?Y ?PART) (part ?Y ?X)))) |
Mid-level-ontology.kif 25950-25956 | If a X is typically a part of a Y, then there exist Z, W such that Z is an instance of Y, W is an instance of X, and W is a part of Z |
| (=> (and (typicalPart ?PART ?WHOLE) (instance ?X ?PART) (equal ?PARTPROB (ProbabilityFn (exists (?Y) (and (instance ?Y ?WHOLE) (part ?X ?Y))))) (equal ?NOTPARTPROB (ProbabilityFn (not (exists (?Z) (and (instance ?Z ?WHOLE) (part ?X ?Z))))))) (greaterThan ?PARTPROB ?NOTPARTPROB)) |
Mid-level-ontology.kif 25958-25975 | If a X is typically a part of a Y, Z is an instance of X, equal W, the probability of there exists V such that V is an instance of Y, and Z is a part of V, and equal U, the probability of there doesn't exist T such that T is an instance of Y, and Z is a part of T, then W is greater than U |
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| (=> (attribute ?X AeronauticalEngineer) (exists (?SKILL) (and (hasSkill ?SKILL ?X) (forall (?P) (=> (instance ?P ?SKILL) (or (exists (?CONS ?OBJ ?PT) (and (instance ?CONS Making) (or (instance ?OBJ Aircraft) (and (instance ?OBJ ?PT) (typicalPart ?PT Aircraft))) (result ?CONS ?OBJ) (subProcess ?P ?CONS))) (exists (?DESIGN ?PLAN ?OBJ ?PT) (and (instance ?DESIGN Designing) (or (instance ?OBJ Aircraft) (and (instance ?OBJ ?PT) (typicalPart ?PT Aircraft))) (result ?DESIGN ?PLAN) (represents ?PLAN ?OBJ) (subProcess ?P ?DESIGN))))))))) |
Biography.kif 444-473 | If aeronautical engineer is an attribute of X, then All of the following hold: (1) there exists Y such that X has the skill to do Y (2) Z Z is an instance of Ythere exist W, V (3) U such that W is an instance of making (4) V is an instance of aircraft or V is an instance of U (5) a U is typically a part of a aircraft (6) V is a result of W (7) Z is a subprocess of W or there exist T, S,, , V (8) U such that T is an instance of designing (9) V is an instance of aircraft or V is an instance of U (10) a U is typically a part of a aircraft (11) S is a result of T (12) S expresses V (13) Z is a subprocess of T |
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