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[Technical Report] Variable Terms should not be concepts
[Technical Report] First-order Variable Terms should not be concepts
Nov 16, 2023
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[Technical Report] First-order Variable Terms should not be concepts
[Technical Report] [Bug] First-order Variable Terms should not be concepts
Jan 16, 2024
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[Technical Report] [Bug] First-order Variable Terms should not be concepts
[Technical Report] First-order Variable Terms should not be concepts
Jan 17, 2024
Technical Report
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It is not creating atomic variable terms, which is correct, but it is incorrectly creating first-order statements with variables.
e.g., For inputting a statement <<#x-->A>==><#x-->B>>, the concepts <#x-->A> and <#x-->B> appear in the Memory
Note that the higher-order statement (<<#x-->A>==><#x-->B>>) should remain the memory, despite that it contains variables.
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