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projects:content-annotation:relations:agt [2006/12/08 08:46]
morton 		projects:content-annotation:relations:agt [2007/03/18 10:03]
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 ====== AGT: Agent ====== ====== AGT: Agent ======
  
-**Definition:** In its standard interpretation, the expression ''(e AGT o)'' with ''e ∈ [da ∪ ad] ⊂ [si ∪ abs]'' characterizes the relation between an event ''e'' or, to be specific, an action ''e'' and a conceptual object ''o'' which actively causes ''e'' (i.e. ''o'' is originating/sustaining/giving rise to ''e''). In other words, ''o'' is the active object (the agent or carrier of the action). +**Definition:** The expression (e AGT o) characterizes the relation between an event e, or an action e and a conceptual object o which actively causes e 
- +Example: O is originating/sustaining/giving rise to E.
-The relation AGT was extended to states, where ''(s AGT o)'' with ''s ∈ [st ∪ as] ⊂ [si ∪ abs]'' means that the object ''o'' actively sustains the state ''s''.+
  
 +The relation AGT is also extended to states, where (s AGT o) means that the object o actively sustains the state s.
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