96

Model No.				96
Short Citation				(Wagner 2001)
Year				2001
Special Name				AOR (Agent-Object-Relationship)
Descendant of				(Barker 1990)
Constructs	Inherent	Entity Type		sd: event, action, claim, commitment, agent, object
		Relationship Type		sg: specialization, composition, sd: sends, receives, does, perceives
		Value Sets / Attributes		rf: Barker (1990)
	New	Invented	Adapted
			Included
		Borrowed	Included
			Added
Syntactic Rules				X
Semantics				informal
Focus				g
Data Definition				e
Data Manipulation
Remarks
Cause	Citation			ER modelling does not account for the dynamic aspects of information and knowledge processing systems (p. 114).
	Content	Expressiveness		domain (institutional agents)
		Applicability
		Correction
		Integration
		Implementation
		Other
Alternative Publications				(Wagner 2002)
Binary Vector	Structure/General	[E1]
		[E2]		m
		[E3]		i
		[E4]
		[E5]
		[E6]
	Structure/Integrity	[E7]		m
		[E8]
		[E9]		m
		[E10]		1
		[E11]		i
		[E12]		1
		[E13]		m
		[E14]		i
		[E15]
		[E16]		m
	Behavior	[E17]
		[E18]
	Application	[E19]
		[E20]
		[E21]
		[E22]
		[E23]
		[E24]
		[E25]
		[E26]
		[E27]
	Domain-Specifics	[E28]
		[E29]
		[E30]
		[E31]		1
		[E32]		1
		[E33]
Expressiveness Values	Total			0.36
	Data Model			0.56
	Application			0.00
	Domain Specifics			0.33
Partially Redundant Constructs	Conjunctive Concepts			S
	Linked Concepts			H