kehysmallien
Kehysmallien refers to a class of knowledge representation structures used to model information around schematic structures called frames. In Finnish literature, kehysmallien denotes the set of such frame models and their organization of concepts, roles, and relationships.
Origin and concept: Frame semantics, developed by Charles J. Fillmore in the 1970s and beyond, defines frames
Structure: Each kehysmalli defines slots and constraints; slots can be mandatory or optional and may carry
Applications: In natural language processing, kehysmallien help map words to conceptual roles and relations. In knowledge
Example: A kehysmalli for the concept restaurant might include slots such as location, staff, menu, and payment;
See also: Frame semantics; slot–filler representation; scripts.