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the user provides mappings in a ptable of the "exact" variety
then boomer applies these, but changes some of them to "subclassof"
We should communicate this clearly to the user. The question is: should this be implemented as a mappingset diff? I.e. Boomer exports and sssom mapping table alongside the owlfile and we show a sssom diff to the user between the input mappings and the output? Or should boomer say something in a nicely formatted markdown?
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and boomer selects sub as globally the most likely then this is communicated in a few ways:
the markdown will show a low axiom-level probability (0.1) and will not say "most probable"
the lines in the graphviz will be thin unlike fat likely axioms
but boomer will never select sub if the prior is zero, it never 'changes' anything, it just selects the best possible consistent world (of the ones it was able to explore)
Yes, something in this direction is fine, but I still believe that a table with all the lowest priority "adoptions" would be important - I think you mentioned this before.
Consider this:
We should communicate this clearly to the user. The question is: should this be implemented as a mappingset diff? I.e. Boomer exports and sssom mapping table alongside the owlfile and we show a sssom diff to the user between the input mappings and the output? Or should boomer say something in a nicely formatted markdown?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: