If any two concepts have the same set of codings in feature analysis, what can be said about the chart?

When two concepts share the same set of codings in feature analysis, the chart can be described as incomplete. In feature analysis, each concept is represented by distinct characteristics or features that help to differentiate it from other concepts. If two concepts have identical codings, it undermines the ability to clearly distinguish between them, indicating that not all relevant features or distinctions are represented in the chart. This means vital information necessary to differentiate between concepts is lacking, resulting in an incomplete representation of the data.

On the other hand, a complete chart would have unique codings for each concept, while distinguished and deductive do not specifically address the issue of overlapping codings or the lack of distinctive features in a meaningful way. Therefore, the identification of the chart as incomplete directly reflects the redundancy in codings and the resultant ambiguity it creates in understanding the relationships between concepts.