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Re: [lojban] {lo broda cu brode} vs. {lo brode cu broda} vs. {broda je brode} vs. {brode no'oi broda} vs. Lesniewski vs. NLP
Not that I'm an expert, but I'd expect that you understand it the same way.
Assuming for simplicity one-place predicates, you can view them as sets.
{lo broda cu brode} asserts that a thing which is a broda is a member
of the set of brode, while {lo brode cu broda} asserts the
corresponding fact.
{broda je brode} creates a new predicate which is a set intersection
of broda and brode.
On Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 5:42 AM, Gleki Arxokuna
<gleki.is.my.name@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the difference between
>
> {lo broda cu brode} vs. {lo brode cu broda} vs. {broda je brode}
> What is more interesting that latros entered a new cmavo {no'oi} which is
> the same as {noi} but applied to selbri.
> And {lo=zo'e noi}.
> If so what's the difference between
> {lo broda cu brode} vs. {lo brode cu broda} vs. {broda je brode} vs. {brode
> no'oi broda}?
>
> Next.
> In Lesniewski's logic "a ε b" means "Earth is a planet", "Alice is a human"
> but not vice versa.
> In Natural Language Processing there is a predicate "instance-of" so that
> "New York is a city" turns into "New York is an-instance-of a city".
>
> How should I understand the same stuff in Lojban?
>
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