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I have noticed some peculiarities with the way generic dependence is implemented in the BFO 2.0 specification that I would just like to note here.
On p. 25 of the BFO specification it says that generically dependent continuants are part of the domain of s-depends_on, which doesn't seem correct to me:
The entities that s-depends_on something include
specifically and generically dependent continuants, which s-depends_on in every case on one or
more independent continuants which are their bearers, and which may in addition stand in s-depends_on
relations among themselves;
There is also no equivalent, for g-depends_on, to the "inerehes_in" and "bearer_of" sub-relations of s-depends_on that exclude spatial regions from the range (3.7.1 in the spec). I have encountered a use case (@balhoff) where a generic analog to "bearer_of" (e.g. "generic_bearer_of"?) would be useful.
Thanks.
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I have noticed some peculiarities with the way generic dependence is implemented in the BFO 2.0 specification that I would just like to note here.
On p. 25 of the BFO specification it says that generically dependent continuants are part of the domain of s-depends_on, which doesn't seem correct to me:
There is also no equivalent, for g-depends_on, to the "inerehes_in" and "bearer_of" sub-relations of s-depends_on that exclude spatial regions from the range (3.7.1 in the spec). I have encountered a use case (@balhoff) where a generic analog to "bearer_of" (e.g. "generic_bearer_of"?) would be useful.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: