Handbook
Prompt 10 — Cross-domain analogy and structural transfer linker
Propose typed cross-domain links without overstating similarity.
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Inputs
SOURCE_OBJECTS: {{SOURCE_OBJECTS_JSON}}
TARGET_OBJECTS_OR_DOMAIN: {{TARGET_OBJECTS_OR_DOMAIN_JSON}}
EXISTING_ONTOLOGY: {{EXISTING_ONTOLOGY_JSON}}
CLEAN_ROOM_POLICY: {{CLEAN_ROOM_POLICY_JSON}}
Task
Propose typed cross-domain links without overstating similarity.
For each proposed link, classify it as:
- exact isomorphism;
- homomorphism or structure-preserving map;
- duality;
- embedding;
- quotient;
- shared invariant;
- shared algorithmic pattern;
- dimensional or scaling analogy;
- heuristic analogy only;
- misleading analogy.
Specify:
- source and target object IDs;
- mapped entities, operations, and relations;
- preserved properties;
- properties not preserved;
- domain restrictions;
- examples and counterexamples;
- transfer opportunities for solving, representation, or concept invention;
- risk of leaking a hidden modern concept into a clean-room learner.
Examples of useful pressure include ratio-to-rate, symmetry-to-conservation, recurrence-to-dynamical-system, geometry-to-algebraic representation, and linear transformation-to-operator language. Do not assert any specific mapping unless supported by the supplied objects.
Return an ontology-patch candidate. Do not apply it.
Return JSON matching schemas/ontology-patch.schema.json with mode: analogy_link.