Overview
The nature of the ambiguity will determine the steps to follow when inactivating an ambiguous concept. Follow the links below to see the steps relevant for the concept in focus.
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An ambiguous FSN, such as
- Simple ambiguity, where the FSN can be interpreted in different ways
- Classification extension included in the FSN, such as OS, NOS, NEC, and other
- Ambiguity between synonyms and FSN
- A misalignment between the FSN and the logical definition
Ambiguous FSN
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The diagram below illustrates the general process for resolving the nature of the ambiguity and performing the required inactivation.
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Resolving Subtypes
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A single target may be justified in the following situations:
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Classification Extension included in the FSN, such as OS, NOS, NEC, and other
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<insert a description of the common classification phrases> OS, NOS, NEC, other |
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<Decision tree still to be created>
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Resolving Subtypes
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