attitude – knowledge – meanings
- Introduction
- What is this book for?
- Restrictions
- Picture of the world
- Agents
- Agents as a black box
- Turing test
- Silent agents and broadcasters
- Structure of the agents
- Definition of an agent
- Components of an agent
- Reproduction of agents, a priori information
- Analysis of agents
- Variability of platforms and hardware implementations
- Construction of an information system
- Architecture Variations and System Requirements
- Variations in Data Structures and Operations
- Predetermined (a priori) information of an agent
- Russell’s paradox for operations, code auto-generation
- The primacy dilemma for operations and data, operations with operations
- Informatics of structures
- Terms and Definitions
- Elementary structure of information
- Verbalization and image perception
- Organization of information
- Properties of signs
- Encompassing structure of the sign, granularity
- Completeness of objects and operations description
- Representations and sign
- Meta information and operations with it
- Structures of mass information
- Connections in information
- References and replication
- Connections in Diagramming Methodologies
- Types of connections, navigation, connection load
- Properties of connections
- Operations with connections
- Typical types of connections
- Association
- Analogy
- Dependence and influence connections
- Other types of connections
- Forming connections between elements of information
- Signs, properties, property values
- Universe of information
- Graphic representation of the universe
- Operations with the universe
- Sample
- Navigation
- Creating, changing, deleting information elements
- Certain types of operations with information
- Identification
- Description of the recognition identification procedure
- Registering object data
- Non-identifying properties
- Using external and assigning your own identifiers
- Classification and identification
- Simplification
- De-identification
- Information enrichment
- Categorization
- Variability of values
- Typing of information and data
- Scaling and oppositions
- Discreteness of scales
- Comparability of scales and categories, adjustment
- Norms, deviations, default values
- Relative and absolute values, completeness of values
- Choice
- Formation of information properties
- Trust and reliability of information
- Clarity and certainty of information
- Hypotheses
- Completeness of properties
- Special signs
- Absolute signs and quantifiers
- Uniting signs
- Holes
- Information collection/retrieval
- Scope of information collection
- Methods of collecting information
- Data completeness
- Separation of information collection by roles and partial collection of information
- Generation of potential information
- Comparison of information
- Validation and Verification
- Context
- The life cycle of information
- Forgetting information, garbage collection
- Symbolic computer science
- Signs and symbols
- Signs and numbers
- Signs and constructions of natural language
- Atoms and granules of information
- Atomization and granulation of information
- Modeling information structures
- Sets and Lists
- Tables
- Frames
- Networks and graphs
- Semantic networks
- Trees
- Mind maps
- Derived information structures
- Structures of information by time
- Journal structure of information
- Data and information
- Data atoms – bit, byte, word
- Encoding information in data
- Interpreting data, extracting meaning from data
- Data types
- Flat data structures: file and heap
- XML
- Data Models
- Infological data model
- Binary data model
- Hierarchical data model
- Network data model
- Relational data model
- Comparison of relational and atomic models
- NoSQL
- Document-oriented DBMS
- Conclusion
- Literature