New release of MOM SSC

New version is out!

• Now with test cases in place for all classes of the framework,
• heavily reworked HandledSet class and
• documentation for HandledSet too -- with a peek to the principles of reorganization.

      
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Made the ancient postings accessibly by tags

Tagged the early postings of this blog to let it make provide more benefit, e.g. by enabling every reader to pick up topics by tags -- and then get all the posting on that very topic I posted here, so far.

Positive side-effect of that effort is that also for me, in future, it might become more easy for me to set up backward references to earlier posted articles and yet tackled subjects. Such as for the still under-constructional posting on obstacles of traditional notion organizing systems MOM overcomes.


      
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docs are live!

The docs yesterday put into the MOM Simple Set Core framework, today go live. Here's a preview. Later, when gna.org's cron will have updated the MOM SSC website, the whole docs will get their own place. Up to then, I'd keep the preview link mentioned beforehand.

Matching the improved documentation, there's a new tag of the framework, now labeled v0.2.2.

Update: Okay, gna's cron made it to the MOM SSC site, thus, the docs are live and available by their official URL. Therefore removed the preview link above.

      
Updates: 20070605.14-46h CEST: mentioned the official site went live & removed the preview link.

new release: documentation improved, dotty output added

New version is out! It mainly features improved documentation of all of the files of the framework, but also introduced better MOM net output for MOMedgesSet and MOMnet class. For the latter even a simple dotty output method.

See here a sample MOM net created by MOMnet and rendered by dot: Two layer MOM nets oftenly contain hidden, i.e. not explicit (i.e. implicit) content. To have a generator for them available constitutes the chance to develop a detector for such implicit content and to make it explicit. A mechanism that takes both of these steps is known as reorganizsation. -- Which might become implemented next.
      
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Released v0.1.0 of the drafts of the sources

Version 0.1.0 (initial_MOM_net_framework/) of the MOM net generator is there. As the previous ones, also this one is to be considered as drafts. Nothing functional yet.

      
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MOM Simple Set Core project approved

The MOM Simple Set Core project at gna.org was approved on Wednesday, 28 Feb 2007.

On Sunday, 4 March 2007, the first bunch of files was uploaded.

Since a few minutes, it also features a serious project summary.

The project's website at gna.org is sported via the source code repository. A dummy project web page was checked in, recently, but it is not yet live. Possibly, because of the repository detour.

      
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About the Simple Set Core

The Simple Set Core project is about a set engine. Aim of this set engine is to recognize ("identify") items -- sets of features -- by only some of their features, to store these items and their features recursively as directed graphs, and to reorganize these graphs so that as well implicit items/features become visible as the graph as a whole becomes less dense, thus more easy to handle.

Background

The set engine is part of a larger project, the Model of Meaning. Its approach is that notions ("meanings") consist of smaller notions (or raw data like "light sensed"). Different but common approaches, the Model of Meaning drops the familiar "is a" relationship between things: The assumption of the model is that, despite a car is a kind of a vehicle, a vehicle is a part of the car. -- At first glance this is hard to comprehend, but isn't it so that you are just thinking of the car and the vehicle? Then, both are not physical, thus there is no physical problem of "cramming" a just imagined vehicle within a car. Which also is just imagination.

Benefit For The Web

Having the Model of Meaning in mind, the set engine alone can do the web a big service: If tags would be related to other tags by "is part of" relationships, first, the tagging folks could quit to mention implications, second, the people searching for content could get the matching content even when looking for low level implications of the very content.

Perspective

Also, if there is a way to recognize items by just parts of their features, tag graphs could be integrated with each other, automatically, simply because the items mentioned in the graphs could be recognized by their features also; and, dropping the tags, replacing them by notion identifiers ("IDs") where the tags become attached to, maybe that could overcome even the language barrier, once and for all.

      
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Now, MOM will be developed publicly

Just a few minutes ago, I queued the core set engine for approval as a GPL project at gna.org.

The long description of the SSC project, I'll file soon.

      
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guide lines for this blog

I am going to guide you to the interesting points of the Model of Meaning matter. Therefore I keep the introduction easily comprehensible, but nevertheless complete, so that after reading it you'll have the complete understanding to discuss the model qualifiedly.<<

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Updates: 20070624: Tagged the posting. Removed my workaround for backlinks blogger.com didn't support in earlier times. Now, backlings are there, therefore the bypass can be dropped.