Anyway, some mindpixels:
1.00 is icecream cold? 1.00 is earth a planet? 1.00 Is green a color? 1.00 do airplanes fly? 1.00 Is it hot during the summer? 1.00 is chile in south america ? 1.00 Was Socrates a man? 1.00 Computers use electricity? 1.00 The dominant language in france is french? 1.00 was abraham lincoln once president of the united states? 1.00 Is milk white? 1.00 do people have emotions? 1.00 do objects appear smaller as they move away from you? 1.00 Does the human species have a male and female gender? 1.00 Is a mountain mostly made of rock? 1.00 is sun microsystems a computer company? 1.00 Do you see with your eyes and smell with your nose? 1.00 Is smoking bad for your health? 1.00 Does a dog have four legs? 1.00 Do mammals have hearts? 1.00 is the Earth a planet? 1.00 Is water a liquid? 1.00 Is Bugs Bunny a cartoon character? 1.00 Do Humans communicate by Telephone? 1.00 is beer a drink ? 1.00 are there 12 months in a year? 1.00 does the sun hurt your eyes when you look at it? 1.00 Do most cars have doors? 1.00 is orange both a fruit and a colour? 1.00 Is water a necessity? ...Now as BKO:
is-cold |icecream> => |yes> is-a-planet |earth> => |yes> is-a-color |green> => |yes> does-fly |airplanes> => |yes> is-hot-during |summer> => |yes> is-in-south-america |chile> => |yes> is-a-man |Socrates> => |yes> uses-electricity |computer> => |yes> spoken-language |france> => |french> was-a-us-president |Abraham Lincoln> => |yes> is-white |milk> => |yes> have-emotions |people> => |yes> ... gender |human species> => |male> + |female> is-made-of-rock |mountain> => |yes> is-a-computer-company |sun microsystems> => |yes> see-with |eyes> => |yes> smell-with |nose> => |yes> is-bad-for-your-health |smoking> => |yes> has-four-legs |dog> => |yes> has-a-heart |animal> => |yes> is-a-planet |earth> => |yes> -- duplicate rule is-liquid |water> => |yes> is-a-cartoon-character |bugs bunny> => |yes> communicates-by-telephone |humans> => |yes> is-a-drink |beer> => |yes> how-many-months |year> => |number: 12> hurts-your-eyes-when-you-look-at-it |sun> => |yes> has-doors |car> => |yes> is-a-fruit |orange> => |yes> is-a-color |orange> => |yes> is-a-necessity |water> => |yes>Note that "is-something" rules seem kind of pointless, but they are actually very useful when combined with "such-that[condition] some-list".
That's it for this post. I think I made my point.
1.00 Was Socrates a man?
ReplyDeleteis-a-computer-company| sun microsystems> => x |no> + y |oracle>
was-a-computer-company|sun microsystems> => |yes>
point made.
Deleteis-a-computer-company |sun microsystems> => |no>
was-a-computer-company |sun microsystems> => |yes>
was-bought-out-by |sun microsystems> => |oracle>
BTW, the coeffs need to be floats. So "x" and "y" in there doesn't work.
Also, the mindpixel data set is a few years old now.
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this is a good illustration of difference between Chinese vs. English... if one holds the world view that whatever existed NEVER truly die ... as soon as someone recalls it ... Chinese language pays no attention to past tense... it is entirely a derivative from contextual reading. Sun microsystem is bought by Oracle, which means it is part of Oracle now. So if my aim is to get rid of 'was' operator, then what changes are needed?
DeleteNone. You get to choose your operator names however you feel like it. And if you want more than one, you can specify alias's.
Deleteeg, bah is an alias for foo would look like:
bah |*> #=> foo |_self>
ie, bah applied to anything returns foo of that object.
Now, the above:
is-a-computer-company |sun microsystems> => |no>
was-a-computer-company |sun microsystems> => |yes>
was-bought-out-by |sun microsystems> => |oracle>
How about something like:
a-computer-company |sun microsystems> => |yes>
bought |sun microsystems> => |oracle>
?? Is that close to what you wanted?
I think I know how to use 'an alias for foo' to replace city name to their Chinese alias and print them with pretty-print-table. cool...
DeleteYeah. Alias are very useful to change the name of table headings. This is because table headings are not just labels, they are the name of the operator that is applied to the elements in the first column.
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