Deductions
- artificial language has quality mathematical model ⇐ (statistical model is subclass of mathematical model), (artificial language has quality statistical model)
- planned language is subclass of artificial language ⇐ (natural language is subclass of artificial language), (natural language is opposite of planned language)
- artificial language has quality statistical model ⇐ (language model is subclass of statistical model), (artificial language has quality language model)
- artificial language has quality class ⇐ (existence is a class), (artificial language has quality existence)
- natural language is subclass of artificial language ⇐ (natural language is subclass of constructed language), (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
- artificial language is subclass of languoid ⇐ (artificial language is subclass of language), (language is subclass of languoid), (is subclass of is a transitive relation)
- artificial language has quality existence ⇐ (artificial language is a type of language), (type of language has quality existence)
- artificial language has quality superclass ⇐ (artificial language is a type of language), (type of language has quality superclass)
- artificial language has quality taxonomic rank ⇐ (artificial language is a type of language), (type of language has quality taxonomic rank)
- artificial language has quality entity ⇐ (artificial language is a type of language), (type of language has quality entity)
- Anglic has part artificial language ⇐ (English is a artificial language), (Anglic has part English)
- non-English has part artificial language ⇐ (English is a artificial language), (non-English has part English)
- artificial language has quality language model ⇐ (artificial language is subclass of language), (language has quality language model)
- artificial language is for example Czech ⇐ (Czech is a artificial language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- artificial language is for example Welsh ⇐ (Welsh is a artificial language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- artificial language is for example non-English ⇐ (non-English is a artificial language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- artificial language is for example Polish ⇐ (Polish is a artificial language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- artificial language is for example Xhosa ⇐ (Xhosa is a artificial language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- artificial language is for example English ⇐ (English is a artificial language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- type of language is for example artificial language ⇐ (artificial language is a type of language), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- non-English is a artificial language ⇐ (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (non-English is a constructed language)
- Welsh is a artificial language ⇐ (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (Welsh is a constructed language)
- Polish is a artificial language ⇐ (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (Polish is a constructed language)
- Xhosa is a artificial language ⇐ (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (Xhosa is a constructed language)
- Czech is a artificial language ⇐ (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (Czech is a constructed language)
- English is a artificial language ⇐ (constructed language is subclass of artificial language), (English is a constructed language)