Objektis
Objektis is a term used in contemporary philosophy and information science to denote discrete units that represent objects within a modeled world. They function as the basic units in ontologies, simulations, and perceptual analyses, serving as referents for properties, relations, and processes.
Etymology: The word objektis derives from the general term object with a suffix common in academic coinages.
Core concepts: An objektis has an identity criterion, a set of properties, and a network of relations
Applications and debates: Objektis are used in ontology engineering, knowledge graphs, and cognitive modeling to formalize
Variants and related terms: In some traditions, objektis are contrasted with events, processes, and relations. Related