QuickAI Functional Model Outline

Basic components
- Node
  Basic data, or state (or position)
  - Links are also made of nodes
    And so closures can be links, as well
- Connection
  Also known as a relation; also a node, but usually this is not useful
  - Defined to be a link connecting two nodes
    Directional
  - Basic unit of information
    Meaning is a change in state, or a relation observed
- Closure
  Also a node, thus "radiplex"
  - Defined as three nodes, three links
    From the root node two links, from one of the connected nodes to those, a link from one to the other
  - Contextualization
    [of a connection by a third node] being the perception of a meaning
- Q-node
  A node (or connection or closure) and also a Q object
  - Multiple possibilities
    List of nodes to be joined by a connective, connective set within the Q-node
  - Single possibility
    Of a certain type, which is a node, an instance thereof
- Primitives
  All are basic nodes
  - Form (T)
    Satisfy
  - Void (nil)
    Negative satisfy
  - Bind (<>)
    Associate
  - Free (><)
    Order
  - Q: Quantum or Query
    Basic Q, as a node and not a Q-node
Operation
- Sliplogic
  Pattern matching utilizing a symbolic logic in the mode of a connectionist flexibility
  - Measurement
    The formation of a relationship
  - Measurement of measurement
    Control over the formation of relationships is in fact represented in relationships
  - Satisfaction
    What is satisfied can carry bindings from one node to another (they slip from one another into place)
- Process
  To determine and solve a problem, to form and resolve Qs
  - Matching
    Find what nodes/closures are satisfied by user input
  - Selection binding
    On match, cascade it as selection to all bound nodes, through any Qs where those selections are potentialized
  - Metarecursive context seeking
    If a deterministic logic can function, sliplogic, otherwise determine context to find the relevant logic
    - Inquiry
      From a focus, via a preferential, choose a theoretical (potential) to be selected from by the user
    - Preferential course
      Metaheuristics of precedence to plan the course of inquiry
- Metatheoretics
  Creation and reasoning of theories
  - Basic theory (a.k.a. a cascading potential)
    Theories select from a Q/property to a set of properties that successively bind to prospective objects
  - Theory formation
    Theories may be formed upon finding correlations in data, and selected from using the metaheuristics
  - Systemic structure
    The fundamental structure of this entire system is that of a metatheoretics, the means by which theories can be made and reasoned with