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How can one begin to represent the following tuple so that a program
could processing it more intelligently:
T_StudentActivityScore
Student Activity Score
john final 95
Based on the above, a program could probably determine...
john isa student.
final isa activity.
95 isa score.
...and the relationship between john, final and 95 is StudentActivityScore, however this wouldn't help it process intelligently. From example it probably couldn't distinguish 'john took final and as a result john received 95' from 'john likes final and 95'.
One could represent
thingA: john take final thingB: john receive 95 thingC: thingA cause thingB
In effect thingC would be similar to the tuple intended above: ((john take final) cause (john receive 95))
Has anyone a better method of representing the above using only Subject-Verb-Object (Tuple-Attribute-Value) format? Received on Mon Jul 19 2004 - 21:35:17 CDT
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