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Chao Li, Yuru Wang, Chunyi Zhao
The authors present a computational account of Domain-Contextualized Concept Graphs (CDC), which attach domains to relations so inference can scope search and control inheritance and cross-domain transfer. The system uses domain-specific graph fibers, monotonicity-typed reindexing, and bridges. An illustrative comparison blocks an incorrectly inherited relation; manually constructed bridges show lower preservation when composed, not general performance.
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