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''father of someone (Paul,Lisa)'' = '''true''',
'''father-of-someone'''('''paul''','''lisa''') = ''true'',


because
because


I(''Paul'') = <'''Paul'''>,
I('''Paul''') = <''Paul''>,


I(''lisa'') = '''<Lisa'''>
I('''lisa''') = <''Lisa''>


and
and


<'''Paul,Lisa'''> '''is''' a set of I(''father of someone'').
<''Paul,Lisa''> '''is''' in the set of I('''father-of-someone''').
 


<span style="color:red">Comment Sailer:<br />
1) The pair is not the set of I. Rather the pair is in the set I('''father-of-someone''')<br />
2) don't use words with spaces in predicate names. Do '''father-of-someone''' instead of '''father of someone'''
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Latest revision as of 12:29, 15 May 2013

father-of-someone(paul,lisa) = true,

because

I(Paul) = <Paul>,

I(lisa) = <Lisa>

and

<Paul,Lisa> is in the set of I(father-of-someone).


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