Same As Sowa?. Limited Conception Cat is on mat This is turned into two concepts and a relation – “On” But On has several meanings Pay on demand Occurred.

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Same As Sowa?

Limited Conception Cat is on mat This is turned into two concepts and a relation – “On” But On has several meanings Pay on demand Occurred on 24 th May Go on until the end There needs to be a graph reader who understands which meaning of On is meant Where is the cat? – on the mat Where is the mat – under the cat The notion of coincident location appears nowhere When is the cat on the mat? – presumed for all time

Complex Knowledge Complex knowledge requires tens of thousands of connections to represent it – a 50 page contract might require half a million network elements to represent all it says – such a network is unexaminable by a human – it is easier to read the words So what is the point of a conceptual graph?

Picture worth a thousand words A conceptual graph may be useful in some small area where the graph reader already understands the area and the concepts and relations – it can function as a wiring diagram, where paths can be followed independently A passive and static model

Time and Control Introduce a dynamic aspect The cat is currently on the mat Or a control aspect Clause 23 – the owner shall…. Clause 25 – If… clause 23 shall not apply and conceptual graphs fail – they are static and passive

Four Conceptual Failures What is needed is a representation that is Active rather than passive Dynamic rather than static Integrated rather than segmented Self-complete rather than relying on an external graph-reader

Active Map for Joining Clauses Words are converted to structures – structures which operate on other structures

Semantic Modelling

Bioinformatics Stuff Automatically built from text

Searching Sets propagate through the structure – the structure is active Automatically built from text

Active Structure does not have these conceptual limitations An active and dynamic model – the model responds to its environment

No Graph-Reader The semantics are within the structure, not external to it, in an omniscient graph-reader, who merely needs to be reminded of connections The graph-reader is the graph - it is active

Active Structure has very different goals to Sowa’s work The difference is that between a graph and a structure – a graph is an aide mémoire, a structure can stand alone