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5/4/2019

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Introduction to the AAT

revised May 2019 For educational purposes

BTG

=

Genus/Species

(generic)

AAT

hierarchical

relationships

are

usually

BTG

(

bronze

is

a

type

of

metal

)

BTP

=

Part/Whole

(partitive)

TGN

relationships

are

usually

part/whole

(

Tuscany

is

part

of

Italy

)

BTI

=

Instance

used

seldom

or

never

in

AAT

and

TGN,

may

be

used

in

ULAN:

a^

child

is

an

example

of

the

parent,

often

used

with

proper

names

arrayed

under

a

generic

terms

• 
  

For

the

parent

Persons,

Artists,

Picasso

is

an

example

of

• 
  

If

in

some

Vocabulary

or

implementation

(such

as

in

Gallery

Systems’

implementation

of

TGN),

for

the

parent

rivers

,^ Nile

is

an

example

of the

parent

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Hierarchical Relationships