- ...predicates.
- A common encoding
strategy is to represent the tuples of an n-ary relation
4#4 with a slot called R on the frame called 5#5
whose values are lists of the form 6#6.
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- ...class.
- We use the term class synonymously
with concept, and instance synonymously with individual.
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- ...membership.
- but not as powerful as set membership, since not
all sets can be described as classes in FRSs
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- ...class
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values for particular instances
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