Bongard Problems with an world that is arbitrarily larger than necessary expressing the solution idea vs. Bongard Problems with an arbitrarily specific world.

Left examples have keyword "bigworld" on the OEBP. Right examples have keyword "smallworld."

Arbitrarily specific world could be considered a sort of "noise," opposite to the kind of noise mentioned in BP511, since it also distracts from the solution property.

Bongard Problems with the most natural, general world for expressing the solution idea vs. Bongard Problems with arbitrarily specific world.

Right examples have keyword "arbitraryworld" on the OEBP.

Arbitrarily specific world could be considered a sort of "noise," opposite to the kind of noise mentioned in BP511, since it also distracts from the solution property.

Aaron David Fairbanks

Bongard Problems with "world" finitely many closed thin black 2D shape outlines allowed to nest and cross/overlap vs. other Bongard Problems.

Aaron David Fairbanks