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predecessor fn (PredecessorFn)

A UnaryFunction that maps an Integer to its predecessor, e.g. the predecessor of 5 is 4.

Ontology

SUMO / NUMERIC-FUNCTIONS

Class(es)

varga
is instance of
  inheritable relation  
is instance of
  ekaadhaary prakaarya  
is instance of
  predecessor fn  

Coordinate term(s)

absolute value fn  abstraction fn  arc cosine fn  arc sine fn  arc tangent fn  back fn  begin fn  begin node fn  cardinality fn  ceiling fn  complement fn  cosine fn  cut set fn  denominator fn  end fn  end node fn  extension fn  floor fn  front fn  future fn  generalized intersection fn  generalized union fn  giga fn  imaginary part fn  immediate future fn  immediate past fn  initial node fn  integer square root fn  kilo fn  list length fn  magnitude fn  mega fn  micro fn  milli fn  minimal cut set fn  nano fn  numerator fn  organization fn  past fn  path weight fn  pico fn  power set fn  principal host fn  probability fn  property fn  rational number fn  real number fn  reciprocal fn  round fn  signum fn  sine fn  skin fn  square root fn  successor fn  tangent fn  tera fn  terminal node fn  wealth fn  when fn  year fn 

Type restrictions

pUrNaanka PredecessorFn(pUrNaanka)

Axioms (6)

"(number+2)" is equal to "(number-)". 
(equal
      (PredecessorFn ?NUMBER)
      (SubtractionFn ?NUMBER 1))
Agar int is an instance of pUrNaanka, to int is equal to "("(int+2)"+1)". 
(=>
      (instance ?INT Integer)
      (equal
            ?INT
            (SuccessorFn
                  (PredecessorFn ?INT))))
Agar int is an instance of pUrNaanka, to int is equal to "("(int+1)"+2)". 
(=>
      (instance ?INT Integer)
      (equal
            ?INT
            (PredecessorFn
                  (SuccessorFn ?INT))))
Agar "(int1+2)" is equal to "(int2+2)", to int1 is equal to int2. 
(=>
      (equal
            (PredecessorFn ?INT1)
            (PredecessorFn ?INT2))
      (equal ?INT1 ?INT2))
Agar int is an instance of pUrNaanka, to int is greater than "(int+2)". 
(=>
      (instance ?INT Integer)
      (greaterThan
            ?INT
            (PredecessorFn ?INT)))
Agar int1 is an instance of pUrNaanka aur int2 is an instance of pUrNaanka, to int2 is not less than int1 yaa "(int1+2)" is not less than int2. 
(=>
      (and
            (instance ?INT1 Integer)
            (instance ?INT2 Integer))
      (not
            (and
                  (lessThan ?INT2 ?INT1)
                  (lessThan
                        (PredecessorFn ?INT1)
                        ?INT2))))