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both concepts have the same name and same identifier
both concepts have the same name but different identifiers
both concepts have different names but same identifier
both concepts have the same name but one has no identifier
Case 1, the models compose as expected
Case 2, the models do not compose as expected
Case 3 (modelAB13), the models do not compose (should?)
Case 4 (modelAB34), the models do not compose (should?)
# %%# Compose the two models together# (matching name and ids)model_AB11=compose([model_A1, model_B1])
model_AB11.draw_jupyter()
# composed# %%# matching names, mismatched idsmodel_AB12=compose([model_A1, model_B2])
model_AB12.draw_jupyter()
# no composition# %%# mismatched names, matching idsmodel_AB13=compose([model_A1, model_B3])
model_AB13.draw_jupyter()
# no composition# %%# matching names, no id + yes idmodel_AB34=compose([model_A3, model_B4])
model_AB34.draw_jupyter()
# no composition# %%# matching names, no id + no idmodel_AB44=compose([model_A4, model_B4])
model_AB44.draw_jupyter()
# composed
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I have 3 cases of concepts in model composition:
Case 1, the models compose as expected
Case 2, the models do not compose as expected
Case 3 (
modelAB13
), the models do not compose (should?)Case 4 (
modelAB34
), the models do not compose (should?)@bgyori
Is the behaviour above intentional?
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