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valence
Sigma KEE - valence
valence
appearance as argument number 1
(
documentation
valence
ChineseLanguage
"指定一个关系可接纳参数的数目。 如果一个关系没有设定参数 数目,那么它就没有配价,它也就是
VariableArityRelation
的一个实例。")
chinese_format.kif 1494-1495
(
documentation
valence
EnglishLanguage
"Specifies the number of arguments that a relation can take. If a relation does not have a fixed number of arguments, it does not have a valence and it is an instance of
VariableArityRelation
.")
Merge.kif 356-359
(
documentation
valence
JapaneseLanguage
"関連できる引数の数を指定する。 関係に引数の固定数が ない場合、それにはバレンスがなく、
VariableArityRelation
のインスタンスである。")
japanese_format.kif 55-56
(
documentation
valence
SpanishLanguage
"Especifica el número de argumentos que puede tomar una relación. Si una relación no tiene un número fijo de argumentos, no tiene diátesis y es una instancia de
VariableArityRelation
.")
spanish_format.kif 60-62
(
domain
valence
1
Relation
)
Merge.kif 354-354
The number 1 argument of
valence
is an
instance
of
relation
(
domain
valence
2
PositiveInteger
)
Merge.kif 355-355
The number 2 argument of
valence
is an
instance
of
positive integer
(
instance
valence
BinaryPredicate
)
Merge.kif 352-352
valence
is an
instance
of
binary predicate
(
instance
valence
SingleValuedRelation
)
Merge.kif 353-353
valence
is an
instance
of
single valued relation
appearance as argument number 2
(
format
ChineseLanguage
valence
"%1 % %n{doesn't %&have} 有 %2
Argument
")
chinese_format.kif 327-327
(
format
EnglishLanguage
valence
"%1 %p{has} %n{doesn't have} %2 argument(s)")
english_format.kif 332-332
(
format
FrenchLanguage
valence
"%1 %p{a} %n{n' %&a pas} %2 argument(s)")
french_format.kif 186-186
(
format
ItalianLanguage
valence
"%1 %p{%&ha} %n{non %&ha} %2 argomento(s")
relations-it.txt 309-309
(
format
JapaneseLanguage
valence
"%1 は %2 の argument(s) を %p{%&has} %n{ない}")
japanese_format.kif 2006-2006
(
format
PortugueseLanguage
valence
"%1 %p{tem} %n{nao %&tem } %2 argumento(s)")
portuguese_format.kif 138-138
(
format
cz
valence
"%1 %p{has} %n{doesn't have} %2 argument(s)")
relations-cz.txt 181-181
(
format
de
valence
"%1 hat %n{nicht} %2 argument(e)")
relations-de.txt 431-431
(
format
hi
valence
"%1 kaa koNaanka %2 %n{nahiin} hai")
relations-hindi.txt 60-60
(
format
ro
valence
"%1 %n{nu} are %2 argument%t{argumente}")
relations-ro.kif 206-206
(
format
sv
valence
"%1 %&tar %n{inte} %2 argument")
relations-sv.txt 196-196
(
termFormat
ChineseLanguage
valence
"价")
domainEnglishFormat.kif 61166-61166
(
termFormat
ChineseLanguage
valence
"配价")
chinese_format.kif 328-328
(
termFormat
ChineseTraditionalLanguage
valence
"價")
domainEnglishFormat.kif 61165-61165
(
termFormat
EnglishLanguage
valence
"valence")
domainEnglishFormat.kif 61164-61164
(
termFormat
de
valence
"valenz")
terms-de.txt 137-137
antecedent
(=>
(
and
(
subrelation
?PRED1 ?PRED2)
(
valence
?PRED1 ?NUMBER))
(
valence
?PRED2 ?NUMBER))
Merge.kif 174-178
If
a relation
is a
subrelation
of
another relation
and
the relation
has
a positive integer
argument
(s),
then
the other relation
has
the positive integer
argument
(s)
(=>
(
and
(
valence
?REL ?NUMBER)
(
instance
?REL
Predicate
))
(
forall
(@ROW)
(=>
(?REL @ROW)
(
equal
(
ListLengthFn
(
ListFn
@ROW)) ?NUMBER))))
Merge.kif 3061-3068
If
a relation
has
a positive integer
argument
(s) and
the relation
is an
instance
of
predicate
,
then for all @ROW
if
the relation
@ROW,
then
equal
length
of (@ROW) and
the positive integer
consequent
(=>
(
and
(
subrelation
?PRED1 ?PRED2)
(
valence
?PRED1 ?NUMBER))
(
valence
?PRED2 ?NUMBER))
Merge.kif 174-178
If
a relation
is a
subrelation
of
another relation
and
the relation
has
a positive integer
argument
(s),
then
the other relation
has
the positive integer
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?FUNCTION
BinaryFunction
)
(
valence
?FUNCTION 2))
Merge.kif 3420-3422
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
binary function
,
then
the relation
has
2
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?FUNCTION
QuaternaryFunction
)
(
valence
?FUNCTION 4))
Merge.kif 3483-3485
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
quaternary function
,
then
the relation
has
4
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?FUNCTION
TernaryFunction
)
(
valence
?FUNCTION 3))
Merge.kif 3472-3474
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
ternary function
,
then
the relation
has
3
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?FUNCTION
UnaryFunction
)
(
valence
?FUNCTION 1))
Merge.kif 3380-3382
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
unary function
,
then
the relation
has
1
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?REL
BinaryPredicate
)
(
valence
?REL 2))
Merge.kif 3500-3502
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
binary predicate
,
then
the relation
has
2
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?REL
QuaternaryPredicate
)
(
valence
?REL 4))
Merge.kif 3522-3524
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
quaternary predicate
,
then
the relation
has
4
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?REL
QuintaryPredicate
)
(
valence
?REL 5))
Merge.kif 3533-3535
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
quintary predicate
,
then
the relation
has
5
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?REL
TernaryPredicate
)
(
valence
?REL 3))
Merge.kif 3511-3513
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
ternary predicate
,
then
the relation
has
3
argument
(s)
(=>
(
instance
?REL
VariableArityRelation
)
(
not
(
exists
(?INT)
(
valence
?REL ?INT))))
Merge.kif 3542-3546
If
a relation
is an
instance
of
variable arity relation
,
then there doesn't exist
a positive integer
such that
the relation
has
the positive integer
argument
(s)
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