[SEEK-Taxon] relationship types
Paterson, Trevor
T.Paterson at napier.ac.uk
Fri Sep 17 06:03:31 PDT 2004
we have done a bit more work on classifying the relationships
I would guess that it is probably only the set based (Berlin - based) relationships and the parent-child (hierarchy) relationships that it makes sense to consider in processing terms. Maybe you could chain name-based relationships together transitively - but the implications and interpretations are complex (and might leasily lead to some infinite loops... A is a synonym of B is a synonym of C is a synonym of D is a synonym of A..........).
see the notes at the bottom of the table
trevor
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