It will be shown that there are several classes of situoids (and
situations, too), all with certain characteristic properties. Some
are closely related to processes and a classification of processes,
that is still missing in the ontology of GOL, too. Others may be
related to issues of completeness, or closure regarding certain
rules. With a detailed classification of situoids in GOL more
information can be deduced from situoids, representation of knowledge
concerning situoids is more detailed and precise. When applying
situoids to natural language semantic, a classification can be made by
the described entity, or by the kind of uttered statement.
While some distinctions can be made relatively easy, many useful classes of
situoids and their relations to other classes will be difficult to
find, especially in the field of natural language semantic.
leechuck
2005-04-19