Titlebook: Evolution of Semantic Systems; Bernd-Olaf Küppers,Udo Hahn,Stefan Artmann Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 information pro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84161-2drawn. The epistemic position of system realism (there are systems as ontic entities) and system nominalism (systems are only descriptions) leads to the concept of natural surfaces on the one side and to the authorship of defined borders on the other side. A more mediated position, the system descri

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,Konsequenzen – Unternehmen & Organisation,antics, i.e., sense and meaning. In this paper a concept is developed according to which the general aspects of semantics—such as novelty, pragmatic relevance, selectivity, complexity and others—are understood as elements of a “semantic code”. However, in contrast to its traditional usage, the term

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Data Analysts? Verzweifelt gesucht!eration takes time and effort, ignorance and inconsistency do not deter action, and learning takes time and slows with time. This paper examines some theories of mental change with an eye to assessing their adequacy for characterizing realistic limits on change and uses a simple kind of reasoning sy

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Extra Die richtige Entscheidung,means to cope with the meaning captured in its interlinked documents. Semantic technologies hold the promise to help unlock this information computationally. This novel paradigm for the emerging Semantic Web is characterized by its focus on qualitative, from the perspective of computers un(der)struc

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Frank Deickert,Bj?rn Maier,Diegfried Schwabe what entities and types of entities actually exist and thus to study the structure of the world. In contrast, in computer science an ontology is an engineering artifact, usually a “conceptual model” of (some aspect of) the world, typically formalised as a logical theory. Formalising an ontology us

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Erfolgsfaktor Corporate IdentityIn the early 1960s that terminology, now known as the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), was updated and reframed for information retrieval purposes in the context of MEDLINE, the US National Library of Medicine’s bibliographic retrieval system. MeSH is a semantic system in its own right and responds,