Action is a relation, and most of the relations are measurement
actions resulting in some finding that is stated as an object has some
property, etc.
On Dec 12, 4:51 pm, Dmitriy Shabanov <shaban...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Here some examples to discuss:
>
> *the desk (black) (big). the black color.*
>
> ******************************************
> is it action?
>
> *desk paint red* relationship record or should it be *paint desk red*,
> because of lisp-line style (polish style) ???
>
> what answer expected?
>
> *the desk (red) (big). *(new object, replace old one, but keep
> relationships that do not intersect with relationships at parameters of
> reference)
>
> ******************************************
> is it property?
>
> *desk color red* or desk red
>
> what answer expected?
>
> *the desk red*?
>
> ******************************************
> At present time animotron will give next answers:
>
> *desk color red => **desk black color * (should be* desk (color red) (big)*,
> or *desk (color red) (big)* if *the red color*)
> *desk red* => *desk* *black color *(should be* desk (red) (big)*) * **
> *
This is the issue of how to have object, property and relation as a
three D representation?
1. Object is accepted as one and existing in reality and as to consist
of properties and relations, both of which are abstractions and do not
exist without an object.
So an object (desk) in one relation that determines its property color
would have a 2D representation of the object
1) the object on x axis and colour on the y axis
In an other relation that measures the size of the object, the
representation will be the same form, but
2) it will be a different (second) relation which is behind the first
plane of relations filing one behind the other, and it will have size
as a property on the y axis again
(Note all these representations have a mental operation as antecedent
that result in such a statement or findings), but I am not going to
bring in that issue here.
Now a property like size or colour is an abstraction, but may be
folded to be seen as an (abstract) object with properties
so you have the object colour and the property yellow or size and the
property big similarly to what you have had before
Action is a relation, and most of the relations are measurement
actions resulting in some finding that is stated as an object has some
property, etc.
On Dec 12, 5:58 pm, Ferenc <genezis...@googlemail.com> wrote:
In other words NO MESSING AROUND you need to make it clear if it is a
question or a statement and who says that, THE RELATION to the object
and the property MUST BE MADE EXPLICIT - IT IS A DIALOGUE WITH LOGIC
and not PR on war and peace
----- Original Message -----From: Dmitriy ShabanovSent: Monday, December 12, 2011 6:15 PMSubject: Re: [animotron] Re: Action or property
----- Original Message -----From: Dmitriy ShabanovSent: Monday, December 12, 2011 6:25 PMSubject: Re: [animotron] Re: Action or property
The idea is to be up todat about the knowledge of the system. So when you have an update trabsation, a new realtion, you update the relevant objects. Id another proeprty is found out, then you know nore abotu that obejct and should be capable of saying so
I see her four actions.
First three:
"color" (subject and object are same - "black");
"black" and "big" (subject and object are same too - "desk").
And one phantom action "color" (subject is "desk" and object is "black").
--
Evgeny
----- Original Message -----From: Dmitriy ShabanovSent: Monday, December 12, 2011 6:36 PMSubject: Re: [animotron] Re: Action or property
2011/12/12 Dmitriy Shabanov <shab...@gmail.com>:
> Hello,I see her four actions.
>
> Here some examples to discuss:
>
> the desk (black) (big). the black color.
>
> ******************************************
> is it action?
First three:
"color" (subject and object are same - "black");
"black" and "big" (subject and object are same too - "desk").
And one phantom action "color" (subject is "desk" and object is "black").
In what language and what syntax?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Evgeny Gazdovsky" <gazd...@gmail.com>
To: <anim...@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 6:43 PM
Subject: Re: [animotron] Action or property