- From: SebXama <snsama@hotmail.es>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:57:57 -0700 (PDT)
- To: semantic-web@w3.org
First, thanks for taking time on reading and commenting. Of course that you regarding the concepts exposed as a 'strategy', or another way to encode triples is pretty much enough for me, as I intend to analyse the whole 'triple' subject in a different manner. Fundamentally I try to understand the triple paradigm in a functional fashion. What I also try to understand, is, in one way, the 'natural' meaning relationship that could exist in many triple relationships on the real world, that could carry some 'functional' logic embedded in them and the mappings they provide. This 'mapping' could seem useful in scenarios like development of functional programming languages structures, where extension of one of the three kind of entities, regarding meaningful relationship between them and their roles, by each mapped concept, could allow to programaticaly or declaratively handle instances of the three kind of entities in an ontology in which, for example, one can incrementally add statements and retrieve state of affairs of the current state or snapshot, or any previous moment in time. The main usefulness of such functionality could be in the development of 'classifiers' like the ones used in machine learning tools (Weka). I think this is not currently addressed by triples / triple stores as the ones available now, but limited to special file format inputs. And, finally, another objective held is the possible encoding of knowledge concepts, triples or whatever, in a way where an algebra could be developed to encode such statements and to infer, or calculate, in an algebraic manner, new or related knowledge. In a first attempt, given the encoding of predicates in which the possibility of a given situation is known, one could infer (calculate) what kind of further actions, predicates, are possible, over given possible/available subjects/objects (this concept I've borrowed from workflow techniques). Also, in a BI fashion, this kind of ontology would allow to ask what kind of previous state is/should be necessary for a given actual or later state, what kind of actual state could be carried given a previous one, etc. Sure I'll try to push this further, however I can. Mainly I'll try to develop some kind of tool for use the desired technique as an internal storage format, with interaction with other KR serialization mechanisms. But the main goal should be to encode or 'set up' triples in a functional manner, allowing for an algebra to be developed over them, and allowing for data classification/aggregation to be only a matter of 'map'. Once one could take some dataset, determine kind of ETL/MDM rules, and apply the whole process, the whole ontology should arrange because of functional similarity, membership function application, quasi automatically. Seba. Adam Saltiel-2 wrote: > > Confused. > What is weird about this? Peirce is the father of KR and Ontology or, > rather > of central to Pragmatist Philosophy and frequently quoted in the KR > literature. I don't know enough, but isn't this what already is? If not > how > is it different? > If it is different you should push it further as you are surely describing > what *should* be meant by KR and RDF. > But, so far, it just seems like a strategy for setting up triples and > their > treatment, nothing special. > What have I missed? > I really am very confused. > > Adam > > On 29 July 2010 08:01, SebXama <snsama@hotmail.es> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Anyone who has the time or is willing to read something rare, I'm >> trying to take a different approach to knowledge representation (KR). I >> don't >> know if it is new or even useful stuff neither >> >> https://xama.dev.java.net/files/documents/7100/151869/krdraft.pdf >> >> I'm trying to develop further those ideas to find useful applications >> (if there is one at all!) >> >> Regards, >> Sebastián Samaruga >> -- >> View this message in context: >> http://old.nabble.com/Draft-on-some-weird-KR-ideas-tp29293634p29293634.html >> Sent from the w3.org - semantic-web mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >> >> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Draft-on-some-weird-KR-ideas-tp29293634p29311053.html Sent from the w3.org - semantic-web mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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