Natural Language Predicates? #168
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Is there intention to have natural language predicates captured for Relationships, and even Datasets.
e.g. For a Dataset ('Stocked Item') with a three-Field Primary Key ('Part_Id', 'BinNr', 'WarehouseName'), a natural language Fact Type Reading, "Part is in Bin in Warehouse" (where Part is a pointer to the 'Part' dataset, Bin the Bin dataset and Warehouse the Warehouse dataset).
Similarly for Fields. ("Row is in Cinema", "Cinema contains Row") or ("Part has Part_Id", "Part_Id is for Part").
I.e. Natural language (not 'isIn' or 'isFor', but "is in", "contains", "is for") predicates as in Fact-Based Modelling, as in Object-Role Modelling (ORM), SBVR or FCO-IM (Fully Communication Oriented-Information Modelling).
I.e. E.g. More than just a (Graph) LABEL, 'IS_IN', but natural language, 'Row is in Cinema'.
I.e. As in the 'Semantic' in 'Open Semantic Interchange'.
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