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tiny vs Merge #216
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Related to some discussion started in own-pt/common-sense-lean#10 |
The axioms in tiny not in Merge are:
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some axioms in tinySUMO.kif are different since it has been just a hack for testing. For example, some subclass statements bypass intervening levels of the hierarchy |
I would prefer no redundancies, more modularity and these extra axioms could be added in the test cases... as part of a particular test. So the question is if all axioms above from the difference are the ones that can be removed from tiny... |
Take domain of partition in Merge.kif as:
But in tinySUMO:
This does not make sense. Proofs using tinySUMO are not valid using Merge.kif and the rest of SUMO. |
again, tinySUMO is just a hack to try out inferences, I'm not recommending its use |
tinySUMO.kif is considered the minimal set of axioms necessary by SigmaKEE to run the transformations. Merge.kif, on the other hand, is the top-level ontology in SUMO.
We would expect that tinySUMO.kif is a subset of Merge.kif. If so, instead of having copies of axioms from Merge.kif in tinySUMO.kif, we can remove from Merge.kif whatever is already in tinySUMO.kif and call it something like Top.kif ?
Preliminary evaluation shows that some axioms from tinySUMO.kif are not in Merge.kif:
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