This section briefly outlines two distinct types of views of
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| t | SNOMED CT concept definitions |
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. More detailed illustrations of some of the points on this page are provided in
D.1 Stated and Inferred Definitions - Examples.
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Stated View of Concept Definitions are defined by assertions made by . The asserted by are known as the .| Glossary include |
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| Gloss | stated view |
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| Suffix | is |
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| Surround | all |
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| Def | inline |
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| Note | true |
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| Prefix | The |
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Description Logic ClassificationA | Gloss |
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| t | description logic classifier |
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can apply logical rules to the to create inferences. The end result of this process is an of .Inferred Views of Concept Definitions| Glossary include |
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| Gloss | inferred view |
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| Suffix | is |
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| Surround | all |
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| Def | inline |
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| Note | true |
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| Prefix | The |
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| Type | end |
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| Name | stated-inferred |
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Choosing the View to Use
The decision on whether you need access to the
and/or
depends on your answers to the following questions.
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