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parid0287
| Sat, 22 Feb 2003 14:33:21
The purpose of these property values is to enable arc traversals
within assertions
If the graph is an "abstract data structure" (parid0005) I'm not sure
where traversals are "enabled." Is it meant that the RM is an "enabling
technology" and opposed to an "encompassing" technology? Probably not.
parid0287
| Sat, 22 Feb 2003 14:33:21
intra-assertion
Intuitively, this phrase is clear. Do we need a concept of
"direction" ("arc" versus "edge") to formalize it?
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parid0287
| Sat, 01 Mar 2003 16:30:41
A set of situation features other than service as the x endpoints
of Cx arcs, and the property values that must be conferred on the nodes
so situated. (The purpose of these property values is to enable arc
traversals within assertions. Not all intra-assertion arc traversals are
required to be enabled. See parid0323
Situation features other than service as the x endpoints of Cx
arcs, and the property values that must be conferred on the nodes so
situated.
This is an overview, not overview plus exposition. The purpose of the property values should and will be covered in detail in just a couple of section. |