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E.17.EFP:1 - Problem frame

The exact source ClaimGraph may need more than one publication form or representation. Explanation work may also produce a different target ClaimGraph, but that target is another episteme and must not be hidden inside the word rendering. Recurrent cases include:

  • a manager-readable form of the same technical ClaimGraph;
  • connective explanation that remains entailed by the source, or else belongs to an exactly related target episteme;
  • didactic use of a sufficient source form, including a partial expression, or of a separately identified target with an obtaining rewrite or coarsening relation;
  • exploratory use of a publication form of a separately constituted hypothesis episteme. FPF already has C.2.1 for episteme identity, A.6.3 and neighboring patterns for source-to-target relations, E.17.0 for viewpoints and views, E.17 for publication faces, and E.24.PUB for publication occurrence, form, and carrier. EFP supplies only the remaining bounded explanation-use classification of one form of the already identified source or target episteme.