In class-based systems classes specify the behaviour of the objects they instantiate. In this paper we define the class refinement relation which captures the semantic constraints that must be imposed on classes to guarantee correctness of substitutability in all clients of the objects these classes instantiate.

We propose an approach to leverage both explicit semantic information about ingredients, encapsulated in a knowledge graph of food, and implicit semantics, captured through word embeddings, to develop a substitutability heuristic to rank plausible substitute options automatically.

In this work we propose using distributional semantics, Class Refinement as Semantics of Correct Object Substitutability . By Ralph-Johan Back, Anna Mikhajlova and Joakim Von Wright. Abstract. Subtype polymorphism, based on syntactic conformance of objects' methods and used for substituting subtype objects for supertype objects, is a characteristic feature of the object-oriented programming style. 2001-09-26 Develop a novel ingredient substitutability heuristic, DIISH, which leverages explicit semantic information and word embeddings of ingredients to rank plausible substitutions (Section 2.3) Evaluate our substitution ranking heuristic using ground-truth substitutions collected from web resources and user reviews of recipes (Section 2.4) In class-based systems classes specify the behaviour of the objects they instantiate. In this paper we define the class refinement relation which captures the semantic constraints that must be imposed on classes to guarantee correctness of substitutability in all clients of the objects these classes instantiate.

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Inheritance semantics substitutability behavioral subtyping behavioural subtyping compatible functions rule of thumb substitutable substitution. Substitutability is a principle in object-oriented programming stating that, in a computer program, if S is a subtype of T, In this paper we study the problem of semantic substitutability of objects. First we give semantics of classes, objects and inheritance in presence of dynamic binding. For this purpose we extend Cook and Palsberg's denotational semantics of stateless classes and inheritance by adding state.

2001-09-26 Develop a novel ingredient substitutability heuristic, DIISH, which leverages explicit semantic information and word embeddings of ingredients to rank plausible substitutions (Section 2.3) Evaluate our substitution ranking heuristic using ground-truth substitutions collected from web resources and user reviews of recipes (Section 2.4) In class-based systems classes specify the behaviour of the objects they instantiate. In this paper we define the class refinement relation which captures the semantic constraints that must be imposed on classes to guarantee correctness of substitutability in all clients of the objects these classes instantiate.

In this paper we study the problem of semantic substitutability of objects. First we give semantics of classes, objects and inheritance in the presence of dynamic binding.

By substitutabil-ity we mean that objects of type A may be safely replaced by objects of any subtype of A [Lis88], [Mar96] . Complete substitutability only occurs if the semantics of the subtype are substitutable for the semantics of the The DIISH substitutability score is calculated for ingredients, and we rank substitute candidates to provide our final result. We also leverage the FoodKG's links to FoodOn's food ontology to help generalize ingredient uses, as well as filter out options that are unlikely to be considered good substitutes. The substitutability semantics between the elements of application domains are captured via the proposed substitutability graphs, which are used during the matching process to mediate between users requests and web services descriptions.

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In class-based systems classes specify the behaviour of the objects they instantiate. In this paper we define the class refinement relation which captures the semantic constraints that must be imposed on classes to guarantee correctness of substitutability in all clients of the objects these classes instantiate. Abstract Subtype polymorphism, based on syntactic conformance of objects’ meth-ods and used for substituting subtype objects for supertype objects, is a characteristic feature o Formal Semantics for Behavioural Substitutability of Agent Components: Application to Interaction Protocols Substitutability is a principle in object-oriented programming stating that, in a computer program, if S is a subtype of T, then objects of type T may be replaced with objects of type S (i.e., an object of type T may be substituted with any object of a subtype S) without altering any of the desirable properties of the program (correctness, task performed, etc.).

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First we give semantics of classes, objects and inheritance in the presence of dynamic binding.
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First we give semantics of classes, objects and inheritance in presence of dynamic binding.

In this paper we study the problem of semantic substitutability of objects. First we give semantics of classes, objects and inheritance in the presence of dynamic binding. Keywords: correctness, class refinement, subclassing, code inheritance, substitutability, semantics of object-oriented constructs TUCS Research Group Programming Methodology Research Group 1 Formal Aspects of Computing (2000) 12: 18–40 c 2000 BCS Formal Aspects of Computing Class Refinement as Semantics of Correct Object Substitutability Ralph-Johan Back, Anna Mikhajlova1 and Joakim von Wright Turku Centre for Computer Science, ˚ Abo Akademi University, Finland Abstract.