The eight relation primitives#
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Everything the engine asserts is built from these relations. There is no general related_to: when the engine cannot say how two things relate, it abstains.
Relation |
What it says |
Directed |
Symmetric |
Transitive |
Acyclic |
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The two entities are about the same subject matter. |
no |
yes |
no |
not applicable |
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The subject is a location in the filesystem namespace and the object is directly inside it. |
yes |
no |
yes |
yes |
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The object was produced from the subject by some process, such that the subject’s content materially determined the object’s. |
yes |
no |
no |
yes |
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The subject is a container file and the object is a stream, member, or region recoverable from inside it by opening it. |
yes |
no |
yes |
yes |
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The two entities are the same with respect to a stated dimension R, and differ or are unknown in every other respect. |
no |
yes |
yes |
not applicable |
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The two entities have the same content, established by cryptographic comparison of the whole content. |
no |
yes |
yes |
not applicable |
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The subject mentions, names, or points at the object, without necessarily depending on it. |
yes |
no |
no |
no |
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The subject comes after the object in an ordered series to which both belong. Order only; it claims no material dependence. |
yes |
no |
yes |
yes |
When two assertions are the same#
Relation |
Two assertions are the same when |
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Two aboutness assertions are the same instance when they name the same unordered pair under the same theme kind. |
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Two containment assertions are the same instance when they name the same parent entry and the same child entry. |
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Two derivation assertions are the same instance when they name the same producer, the same product, and the same activity where one is reified. |
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Two embedding assertions are the same instance when they name the same container entry and the same member locator. |
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Two equivalence assertions are the same instance when they name the same unordered pair of entries under the same respect. |
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Two identity assertions are the same instance when they name the same unordered pair of entries under the same hash algorithm. |
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Two reference assertions are the same instance when they name the same source entry, the same reference string, and the same resolution outcome. |
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Two succession assertions are the same instance when they name the same ordered pair within the same series. |
Specializations#
A specialization is a relation narrowed to a more particular meaning, and is always a kind of one primitive.
Name |
Kind of |
In respect of |
What it says |
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Shares an instrument. |
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Belongs to the same project. |
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Shares a reagent. |
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Shares a subject of study. |
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Shares a technique. |
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A directory holding the object. |
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The same content in a different format. |
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The subject with a correction applied. |
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The object was produced by the named activity. |
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Produced by a processing step over the subject. |
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A visual rendering of the subject. |
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A reduction or aggregate of the subject. |
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The subject was consumed by the named activity. |
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A member of an archive. |
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An attachment within a document. |
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A sheet within a workbook. |
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A stream within a container file. |
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The same input analyzed again, by the same or a different method. |
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Same experimental design, performed on a separate occasion. |
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Produced by one acquisition event. |
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Same experimental condition, without implying a separate occasion. |
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Same normalized column names and types. |
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Same array shape and dtype signature. |
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Same design with one dimension deliberately changed. |
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The subject cites the object. |
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The subject supplies configuration to the object. |
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The subject states that it reads the object. The object may not exist. |
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The subject states that it writes the object. The object may not exist. |
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The subject describes the object. |
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The same procedure run again. |
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A revision of the subject. |
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A later session in a session series. |
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A later version in a version series. |