Detecting influential news in online communities: An approach based on hexagons of opposition generated by three-way decisions and probabilistic rough sets (2021), p. 367
by Abbruzzese, Roberto; Gaeta, Angelo; Loia, Vincenzo; Lomasto, Luigi; Orciuoli, Francesco

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Caption

Hexagon and Squares of oppositions (from [12]).

Logic

Aristotelian family

Classical Sigma-2

Boolean complexity

3

Number of labels per vertex (at most)

1

Uniqueness of the vertices up to logical equivalence

Yes

Errors in the diagram

No

Geometry

Shape

Rectangle (irregular)

Colinearity range

0

Coplanarity range

0

Cospatiality range

0

Representation of contradiction

By central symmetry

Vertex description

Conceptual info

Yes

Mnemonic support (AEIO, purpurea ...)

Yes

Form

dots

Label type

symbolic

Symbolic field

logic

Contains partial formulas or symbols

Yes

Logical system

syllogistics

Edge description

Contains definitions of relations

No

Form

solid lines

Has arrowheads

Yes

Overlap

No

Curved

No

Hooked

No

As wide as vertices

No

Contains text

No

Label type

none

Style

Diagram is colored

No

Diagram is embellished

No

Tags

subdiagram

Has related diagram

Abbruzzese, Roberto, Angelo Gaeta, Vincenzo Loia, Luigi Lomasto, and Francesco Orciuoli. 2021. “Detecting Influential News in Online Communities: An Approach Based on Hexagons of Opposition Generated by Three-Way Decisions and Probabilistic Rough Sets.” Information Science 578: 364–377. (p. 367)

Additional notes

Reference [12] in the caption is A. Moretti, 2012, Why the Logical Hexagon? Logica Universalis 6: 69 - 107; cf. here.