The data ontology provides suitable values for describing the form of logical data. The ontology values are commonly used to describe data provided to justify a success ontology value, e.g., if an ATP system reports the success ontology value Theorem it might output a Proof to justify that.
Data (Dat):
Data output.
LogicalData (LDa):
Logical data.
Solution (Sln):
A solution.
Proof (Prf):
A proof.
Interpretation (Int):
An interpretation.
ListOfFormulae (Lof):
A list of formulae.
Derivation (Der):
A derivation (inference steps, possibly ending in the theorem).
Refutation (Ref):
A refutation (starting with Ax U ~C and ending in FALSE).
CNFRefutation (CRf):
A refutation in clause normal form, including, for FOF Ax or C, the translation from FOF to CNF (without the FOF to CNF translation it's an IncompleteProof).
Interpretation (Int)
An interoretation.
Model (Mod):
A model.
DomainInterpretation (DIn):
An interpretation whose domain is not the Herbrand universe.
FiniteInterpretation (FIn):
A domain interpretation with a finite domain.
InfiniteInterpretation (IIn):
A domain interpretation with an infinite domain.
DomainModel (DMo):
A model whose domain is not the Herbrand universe.
FiniteModel (FMo):
A domain model with a finite domain.
InfiniteModel (IMo):
A domain model with an infinite domain.
HerbrandInterpretation (HIn):
A Herbrand interpretation.
HerbrandModel (HMo):
A Herbrand model.
FormulaHerbrandInterpretation (FHi):
A Herbrand interpretation defined by a set of formulae.
FormulaHerbrandModel (FHm):
A Herbrand model defined by a set of formulae.
SaturationHerbrandInterpretation (SHi):
A Herbrand interpretation expressed as a saturated set of formulae. Not sure if this ever exists.
SaturationHerbrandModel (Sat):
A Herbrand model expressed as a saturated set of formulae.
NotASolution (NSo):
Something that is not a well formed solution.
Assurance (Ass):
Only an assurance of the success ontology value.
IncompleteProof (IPr):
A proof with some part missing.
IncompleteInterpretation (InI):
An interpretation with some part missing.
NonLogicalData (NLd):
Non-logical output.
Comment (Com):
TPTP format comments (starting with %).
FreeText (FTx):
Anything you want.
Verification (Ver):
Free format output from a solution verifier.
None (Non):
Nothing.