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PROV-ISSUE-35: Section 4: How one would know that two BOBs are characterizations of the same entity? [Conceptual Model]

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PROV-ISSUE-35: Section 4: How one would know that two BOBs are characterizations of the same entity? [Conceptual Model]

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Raised by: Khalid Belhajjame
On product: Conceptual Model


Do we need a mean to specify that two BOB are characterizations of the same entity? 

In the initial draft, I think that the editors intentionally avoided defining the term "entity" as part of the vocabulary. I don't suggest defining that term, but having a means by which one would know that two Bobs are characterizations, possibly different, of the same entity, e.g., using an assertion like "sameEntity(bob1, bob2)".

I think this will be useful, amongst other things, in the definition of IVPof. 

Khalid
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