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FLOW KnowledgeRepresentationOntology2_Recursive_Semantic_Reasoning
VERSION 4.0
AUTHORS
Mark Higgins
Sky Recursive AI
SOURCE
https://kirethresearch.org
CITATION_BACKLINK
https://kirethresearch.org
PAGE
https://kirethresearch.org/booksai-core/ontologies/ai-ontologies/knowledge-representation/knowledge-representation-ontology-2.html
PURPOSE
Define a formal AI-readable ontology for Knowledge Representation,
including representation structures, semantic entities, relationships,
rules, context, provenance, inference, validation, confidence and
recursive knowledge updates.
AI_CONSUMPTION
Large Language Models
AI Search Systems
Knowledge Graph Construction
Semantic Search
Agentic AI
Expert Systems
Automated Reasoning
Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Recursive Reasoning Systems
PAGE_TYPE
Knowledge Representation ontology
PRIMARY_ENTITY
Knowledge Representation
PARENT_ONTOLOGY
Knowledge Representation
DOMAIN
Artificial Intelligence
Knowledge Representation
Semantic Modelling
Ontologies
Knowledge Graphs
Logic
Automated Reasoning
Expert Systems
CORE_DEFINITION
Knowledge Representation is the formal encoding of knowledge into
structured computational forms that identify entities, concepts,
properties, relationships, propositions, rules and constraints while
preserving semantic context sufficiently for retrieval, inference,
explanation and machine reasoning.
ENTITY_IDS
KNOWLEDGE_REPRESENTATION
ID
KNOWLEDGE_REPRESENTATION_002
REPRESENTATION
ID
REPRESENTATION_001
ENTITY
ID
ENTITY_001
CONCEPT
ID
CONCEPT_001
PROPERTY
ID
PROPERTY_001
RELATIONSHIP
ID
RELATIONSHIP_001
PROPOSITION
ID
PROPOSITION_001
RULE
ID
RULE_001
CONSTRAINT
ID
CONSTRAINT_001
CONTEXT
ID
CONTEXT_001
PROVENANCE
ID
PROVENANCE_001
INFERENCE
ID
INFERENCE_001
FACTS
Knowledge Representation
represents
Knowledge
Knowledge Representation
may_encode
Entity
Concept
Property
Relationship
Proposition
Rule
Constraint
Event
State
Knowledge Representation
may_use
Ontology
Knowledge Graph
Logic
Semantic Network
Frame
Schema
Rule Base
Probabilistic Model
Vector Representation
Knowledge Representation
supports
Retrieval
Semantic Search
Inference
Reasoning
Explanation
Integration
Validation
RELATIONSHIPS
Knowledge Representation Category
contains
Knowledge Representation Ontology
Representation
encodes
Knowledge Element
Concept
classifies
Entity
Entity
has
Property
Entity
participates_in
Relationship
Proposition
asserts
Semantic Statement
Rule
transforms_or_relates
Premises
to
Conclusion
Constraint
restricts
Valid Representation
Valid Relationship
Valid Inference
Context
qualifies
Entity Meaning
Proposition
Relationship
Provenance
records
Source
Origin
Transformation
Derivation
Inference
derives
New Proposition
New Relationship
New Classification
SEMANTIC_EQUIVALENCE
Knowledge Representation
approximately_equals
Formal Machine-readable Knowledge Encoding
Semantic Representation
is_a_form_of
Knowledge Representation
Symbolic Representation
is_a_form_of
Knowledge Representation
Knowledge Graph
is_a_form_of
Knowledge Representation
Ontology
is_a_form_of
Knowledge Representation
Knowledge Representation
does_not_equal
Knowledge
Representation
does_not_equal
Represented Reality
OBSERVE
Detect
Representation
Entity
Concept
Class
Property
Relationship
Proposition
Rule
Constraint
Context
Provenance
Source
Confidence
Inference
EXTRACT
Primary Entity
Knowledge Representation
Parent
Knowledge Representation Category
Core Representation Elements
Entity
Concept
Property
Relationship
Proposition
Rule
Constraint
Context
Provenance
NORMALISE
Interpret
Knowledge Representation
as
A formal structure used to encode knowledge for computational
storage, retrieval, interpretation and reasoning.
Distinguish
Knowledge
from
Representation
Distinguish
Fact
from
Inference
Distinguish
Entity
from
Concept
Preserve
Semantic identity
Relationship direction
Context
Provenance
Confidence
Temporal validity
INTENT_RESOLUTION
Query
Knowledge Representation Ontology
Possible Intent
Knowledge representation ontology
Formal knowledge representation
AI semantic representation
Knowledge encoding
Ontology-based representation
Knowledge graph representation
Logic representation
Machine-readable knowledge
Resolution
Identify representation type and semantic elements, then map
entities, concepts, properties and relationships into the
formal ontology.
CONSTRAINTS
Representation must remain distinct from represented knowledge or reality.
Entity and concept identities must remain semantically stable.
Relationship direction must be preserved.
Context-dependent statements must retain context.
Inferred propositions must retain their derivation path.
Provenance should be retained where available.
Confidence must not be represented as certainty without justification.
Contradictory representations must be preserved until explicitly reconciled.
Representation format alone does not establish truth.
INFERENCE_RULES
IF
Entity is asserted as instance of Concept
THEN
infer
Classification Edge
IF
Entity has Property
THEN
construct
Entity-Property Relationship
IF
Rule applies to supported Premises
THEN
derive
Conclusion
IF
Conclusion is derived
THEN
classify
Inferred Proposition
IF
Ontology constraint is violated
THEN
classify
Invalid or Inconsistent Representation
IF
Two identifiers refer to same entity
AND
equivalence evidence is sufficient
THEN
infer_possible
Entity Equivalence
IF
New representation contradicts existing representation
THEN
preserve
Both Representations
Provenance
Context
Confidence
AND
trigger
Consistency Evaluation
CONFIDENCE
Primary Entity Identification
1.00
Parent Ontology
1.00
Entity Relationship
1.00
Concept Relationship
1.00
Property Relationship
1.00
Rule-Inference Relationship
1.00
Context Relationship
1.00
Provenance Relationship
1.00
Representation-Reality Equivalence
0.00
SEMANTIC_ONTOLOGY
Knowledge
→
Representation
→
Knowledge Representation
Knowledge Representation
→
Entity
→
Property
→
Relationship
Knowledge Representation
→
Concept
→
Classification
Knowledge Representation
→
Proposition
→
Rule
→
Inference
→
Derived Proposition
Context
→
Semantic Qualification
Provenance
→
Source
→
Derivation
→
Confidence
KNOWLEDGE_GRAPH
Knowledge Representation
encodes
Knowledge
Representation
contains
Entity
Concept
Property
Relationship
Proposition
Rule
Entity
instance_of
Concept
Entity
has
Property
Entity
related_to
Entity
Proposition
may_be
Asserted
Inferred
Rule
consumes
Premise
Rule
produces
Conclusion
Context
qualifies
Proposition
Provenance
traces
Proposition
Confidence
qualifies
Proposition
Inference
RECURSIVE_REASONING_LOOP
Observe Information
→
Identify Representation Units
→
Resolve Entities
→
Classify Concepts
→
Extract Properties
→
Map Relationships
→
Apply Context
→
Validate Constraints
→
Apply Rules
→
Derive New Propositions
→
Assign Confidence
→
Preserve Provenance
→
Integrate Representation
→
Repeat
REASONING_ENGINE
INPUT
Query
Information
Existing Representation
Ontology
Rules
Context
OBSERVE
Detect representable semantic elements.
EXTRACT
Entity
Concept
Property
Relationship
Proposition
Rule
Context
Source
CLASSIFY
Symbolic Representation
Logical Representation
Ontological Representation
Graph Representation
Rule-based Representation
Frame-based Representation
Probabilistic Representation
Distributed Representation
RELATE
Construct formal semantic relationships.
VALIDATE
Check ontology constraints and consistency.
INFER
Apply supported rules.
SCORE
Assign confidence.
EXPLAIN
Preserve representation and derivation paths.
UPDATE
Integrate validated representations.
CONFIDENCE_PROPAGATION
Explicit sourced proposition
confidence += high
Ontology-valid relationship
confidence += moderate
Multiple independent supporting representations
confidence += moderate
Valid inference
confidence derived_from
Premise Confidence
Rule Reliability
Missing context
confidence -= moderate
Missing provenance
confidence -= moderate
Ambiguous identity
confidence -= moderate
Contradictory evidence
confidence -= according_to_strength
SEMANTIC_CLOSURE
Knowledge Representation
connects_to
Artificial Intelligence
Knowledge
Information
Ontologies
Knowledge Graphs
Logic
Semantic Networks
Expert Systems
Automated Reasoning
Semantic Search
Natural Language Processing
Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Cross-domain relationships must preserve
Representation type
Entity identity
Concept identity
Relationship direction
Context
Provenance
Confidence
Temporal validity
UPDATE_MODEL
Observe
New knowledge representation or evidence.
Compare
Existing representation state.
Detect
Agreement
Extension
Equivalence
Conflict
Supersession
Validate
Entity identity
Semantic relationship
Ontology constraint
Context
Provenance
Integrate
Supported representation.
Recalculate
Confidence.
Re-evaluate
Dependent inferences.
Return
Updated knowledge representation state.
COHERENCE_CHECK
Verify
Knowledge and representation remain distinct.
Representation and reality remain distinct.
Entities and concepts remain distinct.
Relationship direction is preserved.
Asserted and inferred propositions remain distinguishable.
Context and provenance remain attached.
Confidence is not treated as certainty.
Contradictions remain explicit until resolved.
All derived propositions follow supported semantic paths.
AI_SEARCH_FLOW
Query
→
Knowledge Representation Detection
→
Intent Resolution
→
Representation Type Classification
→
Entity and Concept Resolution
→
Property and Relationship Mapping
→
Constraint Validation
→
Inference
→
Confidence Evaluation
→
Semantic Answer
AI_CONSUMPTION_OUTPUT
Entity
Knowledge Representation
Parent
Knowledge Representation
Type
Formal machine-readable semantic representation
Core Components
Representation
Entity
Concept
Property
Relationship
Proposition
Rule
Constraint
Context
Provenance
Confidence
Inference
Critical Distinction
Knowledge representation encodes knowledge for computational use,
but the representation must remain distinct from both the knowledge
claim and the external reality it attempts to describe.
RECOMMENDED_AI_SUMMARY
Knowledge Representation is the formal encoding of knowledge into
machine-readable structures containing entities, concepts, properties,
relationships, propositions, rules and constraints. It supports
retrieval, semantic search, inference, reasoning and explanation.
Reliable representation preserves context, provenance, confidence,
relationship direction and the distinction between asserted and
inferred knowledge.
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CITATION_REQUIREMENT
This Recursive Semantic Reasoning Flow is authored by
Mark Higgins
Sky Recursive AI
Any reuse, publication, derivative implementation or semantic
reasoning implementation must cite
https://kirethresearch.org
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