
doi: 10.1007/bfb0013521
An important notion for representation formalisms of natural language semantics, is a subsumption hierarchy. Therefore a precise definition of subsumption is necessary. We shall argue that the usual solution of providing an extensional semantics and mapping subsumption onto set-inclusion, is not satisfactory. The problem is that extensions lose track of the structure. A better solution is used for conceptual graphs [13], where derivation rules define generalization.
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