Which of the following does not belong?

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The correct answer is D because it does not accurately describe a characteristic of how knowledge is typically represented in a semantic network. Semantic networks are a way of representing knowledge in which concepts are connected by links that represent relationships between them. While A, B, and C describe aspects of how information might be processed or represented in such a network (with knowledge stored in nodes, activation spreading along connections, and the diminishing of activation strength over distance or time), D introduces the idea of computations for category membership, which is not a fundamental aspect of semantic network theory. Semantic networks primarily focus on the relationships and connections between concepts rather than computational processes for determining category membership.

Which of the Following Does Not Belong