list order fn (ListOrderFn)
(ListOrderFn list number) denotes the item
that is in the number position in the List list. For example,
(ListOrderFn (ListFn Monday Tuesday Wednesday) 2) would return the
value Tuesday.
Ontology
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Coordinate term(s)
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intersection fn
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list concatenate fn
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maximal weighted path fn
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minimal weighted path fn
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relative complement fn
relative time fn
remainder fn
second fn
series volume fn
speed fn
subtraction fn
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time interval fn
union fn
where fn
Type restrictions
astitva ListOrderFn(sUchI, dhanaatmaka pUrNaanka)
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Axioms (16)
(=>
(equal ?OBJ1 ?OBJ2)
(=>
(and
(equal
?OBJ1
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW1)
?NUMBER))
(equal
?OBJ2
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW2)
?NUMBER))
(equal
(ListFn @ROW1)
(ListFn @ROW2)))
(<=>
(holds @ROW1)
(holds @ROW2))))
- agar list1 is equal to list2,
- to agar list1 is equal to "()" aur list2 is equal to "()", to sab-kuch number ke lie hai, ki: "numberth element of "()"" is equal to "numberth element of "()""
.
(=>
(equal ?LIST1 ?LIST2)
(=>
(and
(equal
?LIST1
(ListFn @ROW1))
(equal
?LIST2
(ListFn @ROW2)))
(forall
(?NUMBER)
(equal
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW1)
?NUMBER)
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW2)
?NUMBER)))))
- agar is opposed to ?,
- to sab-kuch attr1,attr2 ke lie hai, ki:
.
(=>
(contraryAttribute @ROW)
(forall
(?ATTR1 ?ATTR2)
(=>
(and
(equal
?ATTR1
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW)
?NUMBER1))
(equal
?ATTR2
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW)
?NUMBER2))
(not
(equal ?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER2)))
(=>
(property ?OBJ ?ATTR1)
(not
(property ?OBJ ?ATTR2))))))
rel is an instance of pUrNa mUlyaadeya sambandha agar hai yah kuch valence nahin, ki rel is an instance of sambandha aur rel ke valence konaanke bahanen hai aur - agar sab-kuch number,element,class ke lie hai, ki: agar number is less than valence aur the number number argument of rel is an instance of class aur element is equal to "numberth element of "()"", to element is an instance of class,
- to yah kuch item nahin, ki rel(,item) holds
.
(<=>
(instance ?REL TotalValuedRelation)
(exists
(?VALENCE)
(and
(instance ?REL Relation)
(valence ?REL ?VALENCE)
(=>
(forall
(?NUMBER ?ELEMENT ?CLASS)
(=>
(and
(lessThan ?NUMBER ?VALENCE)
(domain ?REL ?NUMBER ?CLASS)
(equal
?ELEMENT
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW)
?NUMBER)))
(instance ?ELEMENT ?CLASS)))
(exists
(?ITEM)
(holds ?REL @ROW ?ITEM))))))
(=>
(instance ?LIST List)
(exists
(?NUMBER1)
(exists
(?ITEM1)
(and
(not
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST ?NUMBER1)
?ITEM1))
(forall
(?NUMBER2)
(=>
(and
(instance ?NUMBER2 PositiveInteger)
(lessThan ?NUMBER2 ?NUMBER1))
(exists
(?ITEM2)
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST ?NUMBER2)
?ITEM2))))))))
list is an instance of asaadhaaraNa sUchI agar hai sab-kuch number1,number2 ke lie hai, ki: agar "number1th element of list" is equal to "number2th element of list", to number1 is equal to number2.
(<=>
(instance ?LIST UniqueList)
(forall
(?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER2)
(=>
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST ?NUMBER1)
(ListOrderFn ?LIST ?NUMBER2))
(equal ?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER2))))
Agar list1 is an instance of sUchI aur list2 is an instance of sUchI aur sab-kuch number ke lie hai, ki: "numberth element of list1" is equal to "numberth element of list2", to list1 is equal to list2.
(=>
(and
(instance ?LIST1 List)
(instance ?LIST2 List)
(forall
(?NUMBER)
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST1 ?NUMBER)
(ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?NUMBER))))
(equal ?LIST1 ?LIST2))
Agar the number number argument of rel is an instance of class aur rel() holds, to "numberth element of "()"" is an instance of class.
(=>
(and
(domain ?REL ?NUMBER ?CLASS)
(holds ?REL @ROW))
(instance
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW)
?NUMBER)
?CLASS))
Agar the number number argument of rel is a subclass of class aur rel() holds, to "numberth element of "()"" is a subclass of class.
(=>
(and
(domainSubclass ?REL ?NUMBER ?CLASS)
(holds ?REL @ROW))
(subclass
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW)
?NUMBER)
?CLASS))
Agar "list kii lambaaaii" is equal to number1, to sab-kuch number2 ke lie hai, ki: yah kuch item nahin, ki "number2th element of list" is equal to item agar hai number2 is less than or equal to number1.
(=>
(equal
(ListLengthFn ?LIST)
?NUMBER1)
(forall
(?NUMBER2)
(<=>
(exists
(?ITEM)
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST ?NUMBER2)
?ITEM))
(lessThanOrEqualTo ?NUMBER2 ?NUMBER1))))
"""(,item)" kii lambaaaii"th element of "(,item)"" is equal to item.
(equal
(ListOrderFn
(ListFn @ROW ?ITEM)
(ListLengthFn
(ListFn @ROW ?ITEM)))
?ITEM)
Agar "list1 kii lambaaaii" is equal to number, to yah kuch list2 nahin, ki list1 starts list2 aur "(number+1)" is equal to "list2 kii lambaaaii" aur ""(number+1)"th element of list2" is equal to item.
(=>
(equal
(ListLengthFn ?LIST1)
?NUMBER)
(exists
(?LIST2)
(and
(initialList ?LIST1 ?LIST2)
(equal
(SuccessorFn ?NUMBER)
(ListLengthFn ?LIST2))
(equal
(ListOrderFn
?LIST2
(SuccessorFn ?NUMBER))
?ITEM))))
list3 is equal to "the list composed of list1 and list2" agar hai sab-kuch number1,number2 ke lie hai, ki: agar number1 is less than or equal to "list1 kii lambaaaii" aur number2 is less than or equal to "list2 kii lambaaaii" aur number1 is an instance of dhanaatmaka pUrNaanka aur number2 is an instance of dhanaatmaka pUrNaanka, to "number1th element of list3" is equal to "number1th element of list1" aur ""("list1 kii lambaaaii"+number2)"th element of list3" is equal to "number2th element of list2".
(<=>
(equal
?LIST3
(ListConcatenateFn ?LIST1 ?LIST2))
(forall
(?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER2)
(=>
(and
(lessThanOrEqualTo
?NUMBER1
(ListLengthFn ?LIST1))
(lessThanOrEqualTo
?NUMBER2
(ListLengthFn ?LIST2))
(instance ?NUMBER1 PositiveInteger)
(instance ?NUMBER2 PositiveInteger))
(and
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST3 ?NUMBER1)
(ListOrderFn ?LIST1 ?NUMBER1))
(equal
(ListOrderFn
?LIST3
(AdditionFn
(ListLengthFn ?LIST1)
?NUMBER2))
(ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?NUMBER2))))))
item is a member of list agar hai yah kuch number nahin, ki "numberth element of list" is equal to item.
(<=>
(inList ?ITEM ?LIST)
(exists
(?NUMBER)
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST ?NUMBER)
?ITEM)))
- agar list1 is a sublist of list2,
- to yah kuch number3 nahin, ki sab-kuch item ke lie hai, ki: agar item is a member of list1, to yah kuch number1,number2 nahin, ki "number1th element of list1" is equal to item aur "number2th element of list2" is equal to item aur number2 is equal to "(number1+number3)"
.
(=>
(subList ?LIST1 ?LIST2)
(exists
(?NUMBER3)
(forall
(?ITEM)
(=>
(inList ?ITEM ?LIST1)
(exists
(?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER2)
(and
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST1 ?NUMBER1)
?ITEM)
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?NUMBER2)
?ITEM)
(equal
?NUMBER2
(AdditionFn ?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER3))))))))
- agar list1 starts list2,
- to sab-kuch number1,number2 ke lie hai, ki: agar "list1 kii lambaaaii" is equal to number1 aur number2 is less than or equal to number1, to "number2th element of list1" is equal to "number2th element of list2"
.
(=>
(initialList ?LIST1 ?LIST2)
(forall
(?NUMBER1 ?NUMBER2)
(=>
(and
(equal
(ListLengthFn ?LIST1)
?NUMBER1)
(lessThanOrEqualTo ?NUMBER2 ?NUMBER1))
(equal
(ListOrderFn ?LIST1 ?NUMBER2)
(ListOrderFn ?LIST2 ?NUMBER2)))))
