Sentences are one of the core elements of Cheemera beliefs:
All sentences must be grammatically complete and be framed in the positive sense:
Acceptable:
Unacceptable:
Topics in a sentence must make sense by itself and must avoid relative language.
Acceptable:
Unacceptable:
Text-to-Scenario examples
These are examples showing how rules, principles and beliefs written in text should be translated into the Cheemera Scenario Schema.
//Belief: If A and B are true, then C and E are true.
{
"scenario":
{
"type": "IF_THEN",
"consequences":
[
{
"modal": "Always",
"properties":
[
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "C is true"
},
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "E is true"
}
]
}
],
"antecedents":
[
[
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "A is true"
},
{
"valence": false,
"sentence": "B is true"
}
]
]
},
"beliefUniqueId": "uusdfe-dgdfg32-3434-dfg11",
"originatingRuleSystemName": "Belief set 1",
"originatingRuleSystemUuid": "uuid-1"
}
//Belief: If A or B are true, then C and E are true
{
"scenario":
{
"type": "IF_THEN",
"consequences": [
{
"modal": "Always",
"properties": [
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "C is true"
},
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "E is true"
}
]
}
],
"antecedents": [
[
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "A is true"
}
],
[
{
"valence": true,
"sentence": "B is true"
}
]
},
"beliefUniqueId": "uusdfe-dgdfg32-3434-dfg12",
"originatingRuleSystemName": "Belief set 1",
"originatingRuleSystemUuid": "uuid-1"
}