element (element)
(element entity set) is true just in case
entity is contained in the Set set. An Entity can be an element
of another Entity only if the latter is a Set.
Ontology
SUMO / SET/CLASS-THEORYClass(es)
Superrelation(s)
Coordinate term(s)
back fn
cardinality fn
front fn
principal host fn
probability fn
skin fn
arc weight
attribute
authors
before or equal
causes
causes subclass
citizen
closed on
completely fills
connected
contains information
cooccur
copy
crosses
date
decreases likelihood
developmental form
disjoint
distributes
documentation
duration
earlier
editor
employs
equal
equivalence relation on
exploits
expressed in language
faces
family relation
fills
finishes
frequency
graph part
greater than
greater than or equal to
has purpose
has skill
holds during
holds obligation
holds right
hole
identity element
immediate instance
immediate subclass
in list
in scope of interest
increases likelihood
independent probability
inhabits
inhibits
initial list
instance
inverse
irreflexive on
larger
less than
less than or equal to
manner
material
measure
meets temporally
member
modal attribute
overlaps temporally
parent
partial ordering on
partially fills
partly located
path length
penetrates
possesses
precondition
prevents
proper part
properly fills
property
publishes
range
range subclass
realization
refers
reflexive on
related internal concept
sibling
smaller
starts
sub attribute
sub collection
sub graph
sub list
sub process
sub proposition
subclass
subrelation
subsumes content class
subsumes content instance
successor attribute
successor attribute closure
surface
temporal part
time
total ordering on
trichotomizing on
uses
valence
version
Type restrictions
element(astitva, varga)
Axioms (4)
member is internally related to element.
(relatedInternalConcept member element)
- agar subset is a subset of set,
- to sab-kuch element ke lie hai, ki: agar element is an element of subset, to element is an element of set
.
(=>
(subset ?SUBSET ?SET)
(forall
(?ELEMENT)
(=>
(element ?ELEMENT ?SUBSET)
(element ?ELEMENT ?SET))))
Agar sab-kuch element ke lie hai, ki: element is an element of set1 agar hai element is an element of set2, to set1 is equal to set2.
(=>
(forall
(?ELEMENT)
(<=>
(element ?ELEMENT ?SET1)
(element ?ELEMENT ?SET2)))
(equal ?SET1 ?SET2))
Yah kuch element nahin, ki element is an element of null set.
(not
(exists
(?ELEMENT)
(element ?ELEMENT NullSet)))