By "educational" I mean descriptive, e.g. providing a map of the world in which the names of the continents are specified. Looking at such map, one can "educate" himself about the existence of the continents.
In conrast to that, if instead of the continents' names the map contained, say, names of products supplied by those continents (like corn for Europe, ivory for Africa, silk for Asia, ice for Antarctica etc.), that would have been what I called "application-specific".
The examples are essentially negative - like one haven't succeeded yet in matching Voynichese labels found in vicinity of recognized patterns to those patterns' names. I mean the T-O map or the 12-objects sequences like in f67r1, f67r2. Not only there's no match in terms of exact match, but even in terms of edit distance.
In conrast to that, if instead of the continents' names the map contained, say, names of products supplied by those continents (like corn for Europe, ivory for Africa, silk for Asia, ice for Antarctica etc.), that would have been what I called "application-specific".
Quote:Perhaps properties, attributes, alright, but what examples are out there ?
The examples are essentially negative - like one haven't succeeded yet in matching Voynichese labels found in vicinity of recognized patterns to those patterns' names. I mean the T-O map or the 12-objects sequences like in f67r1, f67r2. Not only there's no match in terms of exact match, but even in terms of edit distance.