Friday, October 29, 2004
Patterns in social
discourse
[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
Patterns in social discourse, examples from the Aesop fables
1.1: Adi and Prueitt are almost finished with the core description of knowledge processing frameworks, see Part I and Part II of
The Readware Framework for
Knowledge Processing
2.1: Tutorial make a description of time taken to create Aesop specific instrumentation using the Readware Framework
3.1: Specific examples of patterns in the social discourse found in Aesop using the Readware's functional ontology and it algebra of concept operators,
3.1.1:
views()
3.1.2:
processes()
3.1.3:
static()
3.1.4:
real()
3.1.5:
relators(),
3.1.6:
operands()
3.1.7:
instantiate()
3.1.8:
anticipate()
We will see if the eight concept operators listed above have the formal properties of an algebraic group of operators.
To have the formal properties of a group, one requirement on a set of operators is that each operator must operate on the same domain set, in this case the set of all "functional frames"
We note that the concept operators may each have a corresponding substructural operator that acts on substructural frames.
This communication will be extended . . .