Model
Basic components
Node
Basic data, or state (or position)
Links are also made of nodes
And so can be closures, as well
Connection
Also known as a relation; also a node, but usually this is not useful
Basic unit of information
Meaning is a change in state, or a relation observed
Closure
Also a node, thus "radiplex"
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
Joined by a connective
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
Hierarchy
Metacomponent, intrinsic to the structure of the information as categorization
Operation
Sliplogic
Pattern matching utilizing 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 (they slip into place)
Process
To determine and solve a problem, to form and resolve Qs
Selection (sliplogic)
Match, cascade to all bound, carrying from those matched
Autorecursive context (nexus)
If a deterministic logic can function, slip, otherwise seek for context to find the relevant logic
Ordering (metatheoretics)
Metaheuristics of precedence to determine the course of action
Metatheoretics
Creation and satisfaction of theories
Basic theory
Theories bind a Q/property to a set of properties that bind to prospective objects
Precedence is the metaheuristic
That which satisfies the most, distinctly, is the most precedent
Selection cascade is the theory at work
When a theory is decided, the selection is cascaded to all properties bound to it, selecting objects bound to those properties
Solution condition
If no other theoretics may be applied, or we have a single or no selected, the selection is successful
Theory formation
Theories may be formed upon finding correlations in data