Review of Object Relationships

Object relationship

In our daily lives, we encounter numerous recurring patterns, relationships, and hierarchies among objects. By exploring and understanding these, we can gain valuable insights into how real-life objects behave, ultimately enhancing our understanding of them.

For example, let’s say one day, we walk into a room and see a rectangular object with a flat surface surrounded by several four-legged objects with flat surfaces on top. We would easily identify the rectangular object as a table and the four-legged objects as chairs. Despite being unfamiliar with the room, we would intuitively comprehend that tables are designed for holding objects, and chairs are designed for seating. Furthermore, we would recognize that removing the table would deprive the chairs of a surface to accompany them.