As a concept in the CG sense, an attribute a unary relation, Its logical interpretation, i.e. its denotation, consists of every occurrence of the attribute for what it is an attribute of: e.g. denotation of temperature is the set of temperature of every patient at every time. The graph of the attr relation will be, regarding temperature, {(#123, T(t1, #123))...} An attribute characterises a property intrinsic of an object. It is a point of view that is internalised in the object definition. This must be constrasted to with the functional point of view that are external considerations to the object that are not necessarily considered in the object definition. [attribute: _x]- (attr)<--[abstract_object] (val)-->[value]%

http://www.limics.fr/ontologies/menelastop#Attribute

[attribute: _x]- (attr)<--[abstract_object] (val)-->[value]%

As a concept in the CG sense, an attribute a unary relation, Its logical interpretation, i.e. its denotation, consists of every occurrence of the attribute for what it is an attribute of: e.g. denotation of temperature is the set of temperature of every patient at every time. The graph of the attr relation will be, regarding temperature, {(#123, T(t1, #123))...} An attribute characterises a property intrinsic of an object. It is a point of view that is internalised in the object definition. This must be constrasted to with the functional point of view that are external considerations to the object that are not necessarily considered in the object definition.

[attribute: _x]- (attr)<--[abstract_object] (val)-->[value]%

the point of view does not constitute a reference system.

[attribute: _x]- (attr)<--[abstract_object] (val)-->[value]%

Attribute

attribute

point of view on abstract objects

kind of abstract objects (physical or intentional) it is an attribute of.

http://www.limics.fr/ontologies/menelastop#MetaAbstractObject