Re: Storing data and code in a Db with LISP-like interface
Date: 3 May 2006 09:39:29 -0700
Message-ID: <1146674369.545085.277280_at_j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>
> Can you give 'real' examples?
What is real vs unreal? As far as I can tell, everything that exists in this universe is real and this includes thought/ideas whether to your liking or not. If john and mary are not to you liking, try the Food Judge Example C. It's got apples and tomatos :)
> relationship(john, like, mary)
In your last example, it appears you have choosen to classify "john like mary" as a relationship. I say appears as I am not sure which rule you are applying (try replacing each name with an arbitrary letter and see if you can determine the relationship between them ie. a(b,c,d) ). Is it a fixed/conventional rule that if a function has 3 parameters, then the function's name is to classify of all the parameters as a whole?
But more importantly, I wouldn't actually classify relationships for
two reasons:
1) It is something that should be derived.
2) There are way too many relationships to actually classsify them all
and then which ones will you choose and on what basis. For example not
only is there a relationship between john and mary, but there is a
relationship between john and like; and there are relationships between
symbols within each word; and there are more relationships that are not
obvious as the human mind's high level of abstraction, obscures them.
> No I did not.
> No I won't.
> No, you got wrong what I did.
> As said I didn't even look at earlier scripts
> This time I /did/ use and modify an older script