Re: Chainsaw?

Hello Frank,

I do not quite catch what you are hinting at. Do you mean that the 'context' problem can easily be solved
via Conceptual Graphs? I also cannot interpret your model. Maybe I am not familiar with the way
conceptual graphs are written down or maybe your markup got lost in the email traversal process.

Greetings,

Tom.

"Frank V. Castellucci" wrote:

> Thats the interesting "problem" of semantics implied via the conceptual
> graphs:
>
> I could model
>
> Car
>  have colors
>         Big Car
>         Small Car
>
> Company
>         FordCompany
>                 FordCars
>                         FordEscort isA Small Car
>                         colors = {Red, White, Blue,etc}
>
> Or
>
> Car
>  have colors
>         Big Car
>         Small Car
>                 FordEscort isA FordCars
>
> Company
>         FordCompany
>                 FordCars
>
> or probably a few other ways.
>
> In the large, the conceptualization which enforce the semantics for
> reasoning will have to whistle approximate tunes.
>
> BTW: the colors enumeration specializes colors to restrict instances to
> just "pick" from one of those, and of course the logic to enforce it.
>
> --
> Frank V. Castellucci