Taxonomy/Ontology
Ontological thinking began a long time ago. It is only just now coming into its own in the computing sphere. Ontology is the key to the end of code.
| Understanding Context Bibliographic References by Topic |
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| Allemang | 2011 | Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist | |||||
| Aristotle | 1952 (5) | Categories (Categoriae) – translated by E. M. Edghill | |||||
| Cambria | 2009 | Common Sense Computing: From the Society of the Mind to Digital Intuition and Beyond | |||||
| Davies | 2009 | Semantic Knowledge Management | |||||
| Fensel | 2004 | Ontologies: A Silver Bullet for Knowledge Management and Electronic Commerce | |||||
| Goethe | 1948 | The Permanent Goethe | |||||
| Hilbert 2011 | The World’s Technological Capacity to Store | Communicate | and Compute Information | ||||
| Schank | 1972 | Conceptual Dependency: A Theory of Natural Language Understanding | |||||
| Singh | 2004 | Computing Commonsense | |||||
| Sowa | 1984 | Conceptual Structures: Information Processing in Mind and Machine | |||||
| Swaine | 1988 | Developing a Taxonomy for Parallel Algorithms [\table] | |||||
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| Intro | Context | 1 | Brains | 2 | Neurons | 3 | Neural Networks |
| 4 | Perception and Cognition | 5 | Fuzzy Logic | 6 | Language and Dialog | 7 | Cybernetic Models |
| 8 | Apps and Processes | 9 | The End of Code | Glossary | Bibliography |
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