Its stem base consists of 88 implications.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• Stem base is sound, complete, and of minimal cardinality for implicational theory of a formal context.finding0.802
• The stem base is sound, complete, and of minimal cardinality.claim0.798
  Claim about the properties of the stem base.
• Stem Baseconcept0.763
  Canonical minimal generating set for the implicational theory of a formal context; sound, complete, and of minimal cardinality.
• The derived context has 15 objects and 24 attributes.finding0.749
  Empirical detail from the evolutionary trees example.
• Removing the scale-induced information leaves 24 implications.finding0.721
  Number of implications after background knowledge removal.
• The reason why the driving test stem base is so complicated is that the stem base algorithm does not know that pass and fail are negations of each other.claim0.707
  Explanation of the lengthy stem base for the driving test example, motivating background knowledge.
• The fifteen properties emerge directly and inevitably from the unfolding of the whole; it is these fifteen properties that guide all differentiations during development.claim0.706
  Alexander's claim that living structure properties are not incidental but are the operative mechanisms of wholeness-preserving transformation
• Baseline scores blend together at least three different things: latent reflective capacity, default accessibility, and stability of access.claim0.703
  Conceptual decomposition arising from the data showing different models dissociate these traits