Closed uhermjakob closed 11 years ago
One of the trickier cases related to ordinals are "fuzzy ordinal" expressions such as
For comparison: "Canada is the second largest country."
(c / country :mod (l / large :degree (m / most :ord (o / ordinal-entity :value 2))) :domain (c2 / country :name (n / name :op1 "Canada")))
"Canada is one of the largest countries." -- Idea 1:
(c / country :mod (l / large :degree (m / most :mod (a / among))) :domain (c2 / country :name (n / name :op1 "Canada")))
"Canada is one of the largest countries." -- Idea 2:
(i / include-91 :ARG1 (c / country :name (n / name :op1 "Canada")) :ARG2 (c2 / country :mod (l / large :degree (m / most))))
Any thoughts? Any other ideas?
Idea 2 (include-91) is what I would have guessed.
include-91
Phone meeting participants all like include-91. OK if :ARG1 is only a single element.
One of the trickier cases related to ordinals are "fuzzy ordinal" expressions such as
For comparison: "Canada is the second largest country."
"Canada is one of the largest countries." -- Idea 1:
"Canada is one of the largest countries." -- Idea 2:
Any thoughts? Any other ideas?