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Disjunctions aren't appropriate classes. Hence, 'federal agency or department head' isn't an appropriate class. 'Federal Agency' should be a class under 'organization' and 'Department head' should be a role that can inhere in a homo sapiens.
Originally submitted by Neil Otte.
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Agreed. These never occur separately in the Common Rule. When I was drafting early versions of the ontology, breaking the disjunction was causing combinatoric explosion of terms, so I avoided breaking it, but never got back to it. We should fix it.
Disjunctions aren't appropriate classes. Hence, 'federal agency or department head' isn't an appropriate class. 'Federal Agency' should be a class under 'organization' and 'Department head' should be a role that can inhere in a homo sapiens.
Originally submitted by Neil Otte.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: