GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix
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A GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix is a naming pattern that indicates the concept type as the final word in GM-RKB concept titles.
- AKA: GM-RKB Type Indicator, Concept Type Suffix, GM-RKB Suffix Pattern.
- Context:
- It can typically determine GM-RKB Concept Type through suffix-based classification with canonical type mapping.
- It can typically follow GM-RKB Concept Title Prefixes and GM-RKB Concept Title Infixes in concept title structure.
- It can often predict concept functionality through type-specific semantic patterns.
- It can often belong to canonical suffix buckets that normalize synonym variation.
- It can range from being a High-Frequency GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix to being a Low-Frequency GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix, depending on its usage distribution.
- It can range from being a Deterministic GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix to being a Probabilistic GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix, depending on its prefix dependency strength.
- It can range from being a Simple GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix to being a Compound GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix, depending on its morphological complexity.
- It can range from being a Domain-Specific GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix to being a Domain-General GM-RKB Concept Title Suffix, depending on its application scope.
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- Example:
- High-Frequency GM-RKB Concept Title Suffixes, such as:
- "Task" (40-45% of concepts), such as:
- "System" (18-22% of concepts), such as:
- "Algorithm" (15% of concepts), such as:
- Specialized GM-RKB Concept Title Suffixes, such as:
- "Protocol" (2-3% of concepts).
- "Policy" (1-2% of concepts).
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- High-Frequency GM-RKB Concept Title Suffixes, such as:
- Counter-Example:
- GM-RKB Concept Title Prefix, which begins rather than ends concept titles.
- GM-RKB Concept Title Infix, which appears in middle positions.
- Acronym-Only Concept Name, which lacks explicit type suffix.
- See: GM-RKB Concept Title Prefix, GM-RKB Concept Title Infix, Concept Title Structure, Naming Pattern, Suffix Distribution Analysis, Canonical Suffix Bucket, Prefix-Suffix Dependency.