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[Assertions](../logic/#assertions) about graph predicates can prescribe where the predicate should (for positive assertions) or should not (for negative assertions) hold.
When generating consistent models
When generating consistent models, Refinery ensures these assertions are satisfied.

## Atoms

An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and _argument list_ of variables.
An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and an _argument list_ of variables.
Possible symbols include [classes](../classes/#classes), [references](../classes/#references), and [predicates](../predicates).
We may write a basic graph query as a conjunction (AND) of atoms.

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## Derived features

Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in metamodel.
Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in the metamodel.

A graph predicate with exactly 1 parameter can be used as if it was a class: you may use it as a [_parameter type_](#atoms) in other graph patterns, as a _target type_ of a (non-containment) [reference](../classes/#references), or in a [_scope constraint_](../logic#type-scopes).

_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond the source and target node of the reference.
_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond to the source and target node of the reference.

import TuneIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/tune/baseline.svg';
import LabelIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/label/baseline.svg';
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A common use-case for graph predicates is _model validation_, where a predicate highlights _errors_ in the model.
Such predicates are called _error predicates._
In a consistent generated model, an error predicates should have no matches.
In a consistent generated model, error predicates should have no matches.

You can declare error predicates with the `error` keyword:

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[Assertions](../logic/#assertions) about graph predicates can prescribe where the predicate should (for positive assertions) or should not (for negative assertions) hold.
When generating consistent models
When generating consistent models, Refinery ensures these assertions are satisfied.

## Atoms

An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and _argument list_ of variables.
An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and an _argument list_ of variables.
Possible symbols include [classes](../classes/#classes), [references](../classes/#references), and [predicates](../predicates).
We may write a basic graph query as a conjunction (AND) of atoms.

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## Derived features

Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in metamodel.
Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in the metamodel.

A graph predicate with exactly 1 parameter can be used as if it was a class: you may use it as a [_parameter type_](#atoms) in other graph patterns, as a _target type_ of a (non-containment) [reference](../classes/#references), or in a [_scope constraint_](../logic#type-scopes).

_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond the source and target node of the reference.
_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond to the source and target node of the reference.

import TuneIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/tune/baseline.svg';
import LabelIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/label/baseline.svg';
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A common use-case for graph predicates is _model validation_, where a predicate highlights _errors_ in the model.
Such predicates are called _error predicates._
In a consistent generated model, an error predicates should have no matches.
In a consistent generated model, error predicates should have no matches.

You can declare error predicates with the `error` keyword:

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[Assertions](../logic/#assertions) about graph predicates can prescribe where the predicate should (for positive assertions) or should not (for negative assertions) hold.
When generating consistent models
When generating consistent models, Refinery ensures these assertions are satisfied.

## Atoms

An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and _argument list_ of variables.
An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and an _argument list_ of variables.
Possible symbols include [classes](../classes/#classes), [references](../classes/#references), and [predicates](../predicates).
We may write a basic graph query as a conjunction (AND) of atoms.

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## Derived features

Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in metamodel.
Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in the metamodel.

A graph predicate with exactly 1 parameter can be used as if it was a class: you may use it as a [_parameter type_](#atoms) in other graph patterns, as a _target type_ of a (non-containment) [reference](../classes/#references), or in a [_scope constraint_](../logic#type-scopes).

_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond the source and target node of the reference.
_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond to the source and target node of the reference.

import TuneIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/tune/baseline.svg';
import LabelIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/label/baseline.svg';
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A common use-case for graph predicates is _model validation_, where a predicate highlights _errors_ in the model.
Such predicates are called _error predicates._
In a consistent generated model, an error predicates should have no matches.
In a consistent generated model, error predicates should have no matches.

You can declare error predicates with the `error` keyword:

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[Assertions](../logic/#assertions) about graph predicates can prescribe where the predicate should (for positive assertions) or should not (for negative assertions) hold.
When generating consistent models
When generating consistent models, Refinery ensures these assertions are satisfied.

## Atoms

An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and _argument list_ of variables.
An _atom_ is formed by a _symbol_ and an _argument list_ of variables.
Possible symbols include [classes](../classes/#classes), [references](../classes/#references), and [predicates](../predicates).
We may write a basic graph query as a conjunction (AND) of atoms.

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## Derived features

Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in metamodel.
Graph predicates may act as _derived types_ and _references_ in the metamodel.

A graph predicate with exactly 1 parameter can be used as if it was a class: you may use it as a [_parameter type_](#atoms) in other graph patterns, as a _target type_ of a (non-containment) [reference](../classes/#references), or in a [_scope constraint_](../logic#type-scopes).

_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond the source and target node of the reference.
_Derived references_ are graph predicates with exactly 2 parameters, which correspond to the source and target node of the reference.

import TuneIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/tune/baseline.svg';
import LabelIcon from '@material-icons/svg/svg/label/baseline.svg';
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A common use-case for graph predicates is _model validation_, where a predicate highlights _errors_ in the model.
Such predicates are called _error predicates._
In a consistent generated model, an error predicates should have no matches.
In a consistent generated model, error predicates should have no matches.

You can declare error predicates with the `error` keyword:

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