Thursday, October 28, 2004
[1] ß Discussion between Peter
Stephenson and Paul Prueitt
[3] ß Discussion on the Adi framework for knowledge processors
White Paper on Incident Information Orb Architecture
(IIOA) à
Adi Structural Ontology Part I
à
We will be able to see, for the first time, the paths of discourse used
to recruit new members to those forms of radical Islam that have declared a
holy war on the Western way of life.
BCNGroup Founding Committee
October 27, 2004
Define the views operator on frames containing two elements of Q
views( (a b) ) = views(a) x
views(b)
where a and b are elements of Q, and views( (a b) ) is a matrix.
Define the processes operator on frames containing two elements of Q
processes( (a b) ) =
processes(a) x processes(b)
where x and y are elements of Q.
Each combination of a relator-tuple process with an operand-tuple view gives us a different superconcept view. We now define the operator views(u) that generates all views of superconcept u
views(u)
= [ frame( processes(relators(u))
[i] views(operands(u))[j] )
]
where i = 1 to m and j = 1 to n
and m and n are the product
of the number of views of their component Q frames
size(views(Q frame)) = 2, 8,
48 for second, third and fourth band of
Q, respectively
size(processes(Q frame)) is
1, 4, 24 for second, third and fourth band of Q, respectively
size(views(u)) = m x n
Our superconcept example u1 has four views
views(u1)
= [ ( (open assignment) ((closed domain) (open order)) ),
( (open assignment) ((closed manifestation) (open order)) ),
( (open assignment) ((closed domain) (open containment)) ),
( (open assignment) ((closed manifestation) (open
containment)) ) ]
Consider how these superconcept views relate to the corresponding Arabic stem "hamza meem noon" which has the meanings "be safe," "trust" and "believe."