Titlebook: Incomplete Information: Structure, Inference, Complexity; Stéphane P. Demri,Ewa S. Orłowska Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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mation processing and action. However, agents are intrinsically “bounded” in their rational understanding of the system they belong to, and its global organization tends to emerge from local interactions, resulting in a coordination of the agents and their actions. This coordination minimizes confli

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Stéphane P. Demri,Ewa S. Orłowskauthor claims that languages are complex adaptive systems (CAS). These have been characterized as reflecting complex dynamics of interactive agents, experiencing constant instability, and in search for equilibrium in response to changes in the ecologies of their usage. Putatively, thanks to self-orga

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Structures of Information a great variety of informational structures and data employ the notions of “object” and “property” as the most elementary pieces of information. Often the notion of property is split into two components: an attribute and its value. These notions are fundamental, for example in the theory of databas

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Information Relations Derived from Information Systemslects relationships among objects of the information system and has the form of relations determined by the attributes from the system. Each relation is referred to as an information relation. These relations are intended to reflect either the differentiation or separation of objects, or the similar

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Information Operators Derived from Information Systemsnt chapter we discuss an implicit information of another kind. We show how an information system induces various families of operators acting on sets of objects, we present their applications, and we study their properties.

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Towards Information Logicsds not only on the component sets but also on an information relation. From a logical perspective, it follows that information operators have the status of modal connectives. It is therefore natural to postulate that information logics be modal-like logics. However, reasoning about the objects and r

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