This is the keyword "spectrum" on the OEBP.

This keyword does not just mean "Bongard Problems that have to do with numbers." This is about BP pages that explicitly assign numbers to all examples.

It is possible to make a "greater-than-x vs. less-than-x" Bongard Problem for each value x given a spectrum of values. In the OEBP, we do not store all the different x values as separate BP idea pages. Instead, we have one page for the spectrum. Additionally, there may be separate BP pages for interesting specific values on that spectrum.

This is the keyword "spectrum" on the OEBP.

This keyword does not just mean "Bongard Problems that have to do with numbers." This is about BP pages that explicitly assign numbers to all examples.

It is possible to make a "greater-than-x vs. less-than-x" Bongard Problem for each value x given a spectrum of values. In the OEBP, we do not store all the different x values as separate BP idea pages. Instead, we have one page for the spectrum.

This is the keyword "spectrum" on the OEBP.

This keyword does not just mean "Bongard Problems that have to do with numbers." This is about BP pages that explicitly assign numbers to all examples.

Many Bongard Problems are based on comparisons of quantities. It is possible to make a "greater-than-x vs. less-than-x" Bongard Problem for each value x given a spectrum of quantities. In the OEBP, we do not store all the different x values as separate BP idea pages. Instead, we have one page for the spectrum.

BP pages for quantities.