RE: [ontolog-forum] Triad Logic

Given his responses on the public-lod list, I think he's blowing smoke.

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>bounces@ontolog.cim3.net] On Behalf Of Kingsley Idehen
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>Subject: Re: [ontolog-forum] Triad Logic
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>On 6/25/13 2:13 PM, Gregg Reynolds wrote:
>> Hi list,
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>> Just posted a article at http://blog.mobileink.com/ that may be of
>> interest to members of the list.  It's a fairly detailed formal
>> definition of what I'm calling a "Triad" calculus (or logic or
>> language) that I believe could be used to define RDF-like languages
>> very concisely, expressively, and formally.  I think there's enough
>> there, there, so you can see what I'm getting at.  It might be useful
>> in the Great LD Definition Debate of 2013.
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>> There are two specific aspects of it for which I would appreciate any
>> pointers to related work.  One is a concept, "strengthening", as
>> counterpart to the standard idea of extending a language (or
>> entailment regime): basically, instead of adding to the language, you
>> reclassify the symbol set.  It seems to me that strengthening (as I
>> describe it in the blog) is pretty serviceable as one of the
>> fundamental differences between RDF languages and FOL.  I don't recall
>> coming across anything similar, but my knowledge of the logic
>> literature is hardly encyclopedic.  I expect somebody must have
>> written something about it (maybe calling it something else); pointers
>> welcome.
>>
>> The other thing is sticking existential quantification in the
>> meta-language and using "rewrite" rules to get from (what are
>> effectively) triples with blank nodes to the equivalent formal
>> quantificational sentence.  Seems to work well enough; if it does, I
>> suppose it's a technique that must have been used somewhere, so again,
>> pointers appreciated.
>>
>> Also:  is this the right place for this kind of post?
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>I've copied in the ontology forum. I certainly know you'll feedback from
>there :-)
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>Kingsley
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>> Cheers,
>>
>> Gregg
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