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* Although other Higgins [[Concepts]] (specifically, [[I-Node Correlation]]) refer to the concept of [[Entity]], [[Entity]] is an abstract part of the [[Higgins Data Model]] and is not modeled directly.
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* Although other Higgins [[Concepts]] (specifically, [[Node Correlation]]) refer to the concept of [[Entity]], [[Entity]] is an abstract part of the [[Higgins Data Model]] and is not modeled directly.
* Potentially many distinct, contextualized digital representations of an [[Entity]] exist simultaneously. Each of these representations is called a [[I-Node]]; each [[I-Node]] exists within a specific [[Context]].
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* Potentially many distinct, contextualized digital representations of an [[Entity]] exist simultaneously. Each of these representations is called a [[I-Node]]; each [[Node]] exists within a specific [[Context]].
  
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Introduction

This page defines a Higgins Entity.

Definition

Higgins uses the following Identity Gang definition of Entity, with the addition of the term "concept":

Entity
Person, thing, juridical entity, concept, animal or anything with separate existence.

This in turn is based on the Wikipedia definition of "Entity".

Notes

  • Although other Higgins Concepts (specifically, Node Correlation) refer to the concept of Entity, Entity is an abstract part of the Higgins Data Model and is not modeled directly.
  • Potentially many distinct, contextualized digital representations of an Entity exist simultaneously. Each of these representations is called a I-Node; each Node exists within a specific Context.

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