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Like [[semantic networks]], frames can be queried using spreading activation. Following the rules of inheritance, any value given to a slot that is inherited by subframes will be updated (IF-ADDED) to the corresponding slots in the subframes and any new instances of a particular frame will feature that new value as the default.
 
Because frames are based on structures, it is possible to generate a semantic network given a set of frames even though it lacks explicit arcs. The referenceReferences to [[Noam Chomsky]] and his [[generative grammar]] of 1950 isare generally missing infrom [[Marvin Minsky|Minsky]]'s publicationswork. However, the semantic strength is originated by that concept.
 
The simplified structures of frames allow for easy analogical reasoning, a much prized feature in any intelligent agent. The procedural attachments provided by frames also allow a degree of flexibility that makes for a more realistic representation and gives a natural affordance for programming applications.