CONCEPT DOMAIN - Abstract Knowledge Graph
| Description | The Abstract Knowledge Graph defines the top level constructs of Entitys and Relations which have no spatiotemporal extension and do not participate in composite structures.. Most "data models" function as Abstract Knowledge Graphs, offering limited semantic expressivity. In SysFEAT, Abstract Knowledge Graphs are used to define all syntactic constructs required for model management, including Packaging and Annotation (see Annotation Block). Full semantic capabilities are provided by 4D Composite Knowledge Graphs. |
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| Dictionary | 
SysFEAT Upper Ontology |
| Parent Domain | 
Upper Ontology |
| Domain dependencies |
Reflexive Knowledge Graph |
DOMAIN CONCEPT GRAPH
CONCEPT DESCRIPTIONS
ABSTRACT CONCRETE
| Concept | Description |
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Abstract Entity |
A Abstract Entity is a First Order Entity that is used for syntactic purposes, such as packaging, annotation, vocabulary and designation. Unlike Individuals, Abstract Entitys do not represent a spatio-temporal extent. |
Class of Abstract Entity |
Class of Abstract Entity is the powertype of Abstract Entity. |
Class of Class of Abstract Entity |
Class of Class of Abstract Entity is the powertype of Class of Abstract Entity. |
LOGICAL FORMULATION
AGDA RDF