In the KnowLang specification models, the concept instances are considered as objects and are
structured in object trees. Object trees are a conceptualization of how objects existing in the world
of interest are related to each other. The relationships in an object tree are based on the principle that
objects have properties, where the value of a property is another object, which in turn also has properties.
Object trees are the realization of concepts in the ontology domain. To better understand the relationship between
concepts and objects, we may think of concepts as similar to the OOP classes and objects as instances of these classes.
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