A more typical idiom would be
EvaluationLink
PredicateNode "Price"
ListLink
ConceptNode "18 oz. jar Skippy peanut butter"
QuantityNode "$7"
or e.g.
ContextLink
AndLink
ConceptNode "Addis Ababa"
TimeNode "2017"
EvaluationLink
PredicateNode "Price"
ListLink
ConceptNode "18 oz. jar Skippy peanut butter"
QuantityNode "$7"
If we want to say that every peanut butter jar has a price, we could say
ForAllLink $X
ImplicationLink
InheritanceLink
$X
ConceptNode "peanut butter jar"
ThereExistsLink $P
EvaluationLink
PredicateNode "Price"
ListLink
ConceptNode $X
QuantityNode $P
and we could also make an abstraction using DefineLink that would let us say
EvaluationLink
DefinedPredicateNode "hasQuantitativeProperty"
ListLink
ConceptNode "peanut butter jar"
PredicateNode "price"
where the
DefinedPredicateNode "hasQuantitativeProperty"
ListLInk
$Con
$Prop
is set up with DefineLink to mean
ForAllLink $X
ImplicationLink
InheritanceLink
$X
ConceptNode $Con
ThereExistsLink $P
EvaluationLink
PredicateNode $Prop
ListLink
ConceptNode $X
QuantityNode $P
So I guess
DefinedPredicateNode "hasQuantitativeProperty"
is the syntactic sugar you're looking for, maybe, but you would have to build it
(apologies the above syntax is not exact...)
ben
On Sat, Feb 11, 2017 at 3:07 PM, Alex <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Should I write:
> OwnerPartLink Good Price
> Or is some syntactic sugar available especially for those kinds of link?
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