The phrase "categorical concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas or theories that involve distinct categories or classifications.
Example: "In philosophy, categorical concepts help us understand the different ways we can classify knowledge."
Alternatives: "classification ideas" or "distinct categories."
So far Kant has 'deduced' only three of the four kinds of categorical concepts, number, quality, and modality.
Pepperberg claims that her studies demonstrate Alex's understanding of categorical concepts, and reveal the classifications that Alex devised (Pepperberg 1999).
The Jaccard Metric was extended in a way that it takes into consideration the similarity of categorical concepts if they are organized in a hierarchical structure, e.g., the ICD-10 catalog.
We took advantage of two tools commonly used in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education to support students learning complex spatial tasks: gestures, which are used to highlight and/or portray multifaceted spatial information; and language, which uses individual words to stand for categorical concepts (Atit et al., 2013; Jackendoff & Landau, 1991).
Evidence, as categorical concept, concerns not only the type and quality of research, but also how the research is communicated.
Although both superdiversity and bricolage aim to provide a more nuanced understanding, they are not anti-categorical concepts.
We note that in discussing categorical scale, the concept of spatial scale naturally arises, and in discussing spatial scale, the issue of aggregation of measurements must be considered.
The semantic features from property norming studies (e.g., has ears, made of metal; McRae et al. 2005; Devereux et al. 2013) provide a means of estimating semantic content, capturing categorical structure as similar concepts have similar features, while also differentiating between concepts as each concept has a unique set of features.
This issue cannot be discussed in detail here, except to note that while it seems plausible to claim that if our concept of a moral fact is a concept of a reason for action then that concept must be a concept of a categorical reason for action, it is not so clear why we have to say that our concept of a moral fact is a concept of a reason for action at all.
Shortly afterward, Kumar et al. [10] propose an algorithm (MMeR) which use the basic rough set concepts to handle categorical attribute values as well as the uncertainty of data sets in 2009.
Moreover, the faceted classification and hierarchies assist the navigation and querying of categorical relationships through generalization/specialization of concepts.
