Advances in Computational Verb Systems

by Tao Yang

Overview

Yang (whose credentials and affiliations are not mentioned in the book) explores advances in the use of computational verb systems in informational sciences, in the quest to develop a complete artificial language. Coverage includes basic knowledge of computational verbs, verbification, adverb and adverbials, computational verb sets, computational verb logic, complexities regarding the concept of "truth" in computational verb systems, verb numbers; verb statistics, and verb control.

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781560729716
Publisher:	Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated
Publication date:	01/01/2001
Pages:	211
Product dimensions:	6.10(w) x 9.06(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

	Preface	3
Chapter 1	Introduction	1
1.1	Towards a complete artificial language	1
1.2	Adjectives	3
1.3	Dynamic systems	4
Chapter 2	Basic Knowledge of Computational Verbs	7
2.1	Definitions	7
2.2	Categories of computational verbs	9
2.2.1	Static verbs	10
2.2.2	Node verbs	11
2.2.3	Focus verbs	15
2.2.4	Saddle verbs	16
2.2.5	Center verbs	18
2.3	Elementary computational verbs	20
2.4	Simple verbs and compound verbs	24
Chapter 3	Verbification	29
3.1	Segmentation of dynamics	30
3.1.1	Time domain	30
3.1.2	Frequency domain	31
3.1.3	Examples of segmentation	32
3.2	Construct computational verbs from observed samples	33
3.2.1	Time-series analysis	34
3.2.2	Method based on reconstruction of attractors	37
3.2.3	Verb equality and verb similarity	39
3.3	How to find the outer systems of verbs?	50
Chapter 4	Adverb and Adverbials	55
4.1	Adjective-noun relation versus adverb-verb relation	55
4.2	Adverbs and their models	57
4.3	Adverbs concerning with time	58
4.4	Adverbs concerning with place	60
4.5	Adverbs concerning with perception	61
4.6	Adverbs and topological conjugacy	63
4.7	Applications to signal processing	71
Chapter 5	Verb Sets	81
5.1	Sets, fuzzy sets and verb sets	81
5.2	Definitions for (computational) verb sets	84
5.3	Examples of verb set	86
5.4	Properties of Verb Sets	89
5.5	Applications to chaotic cryptanalysis	94
Chapter 6	Verb Logic: The Rational Aspects	101
6.1	BE-transformation	101
6.2	Definitions of verb logic	104
6.3	Verb logic operations	107
6.4	Examples of verb logic	110
6.5	Reasoning using computational verbs	113
6.5.1	Implication relations of computational verbs	113
6.5.2	Inference using computational verb statements	115
6.5.3	Examples	118
Chapter 7	What is Truth in Our Mind?	123
7.1	Contexts of verb sentences	123
7.2	New interpretation of the paradox of liar	125
7.3	Verb Liar's Paradox	129
7.4	Discussions	137
Chapter 8	Verb Numbers	139
8.1	Definition of computational verb numbers	140
8.2	Basics of verb numbers	142
8.2.1	Classifications of verb numbers	142
8.2.2	Basic definitions for verb numbers	143
8.3	Verb Arithmetic	146
8.3.1	Rules of verb arithmetic	147
8.3.2	Examples of verb arithmetic	150
8.4	Collapses of Verb Numbers	151
8.5	Measurement of Verb Numbers	159
8.5.1	V[subscript N] as metric space	159
8.5.2	Distance between verb numbers based on their collapses	162
8.6	Extension principle of verb numbers	163
8.6.1	Extension principle	164
8.6.2	An Example	167
8.6.3	Notes	169
8.7	Remarks	169
Chapter 9	Verb Statistics	171
9.1	Basic knowledge of probability	172
9.2	Verb Events	172
9.3	Examples	176
9.4	Conclusions	178
Chapter 10	Verb Control	181
10.1	Design of verb controller with fuzzy errors	181
10.1.1	Verbifications block	182
10.1.2	Verb inference engine	184
10.1.3	Deverbification block	185
10.2	Design of verb controller with verb singletons	185
10.2.1	Normalization	185
10.2.2	Verbification	185
10.2.3	Verb inference engine	187
10.2.4	Deverbification	187
10.3	Examples of verb control systems	187
10.4	Linear verb control systems	189
10.4.1	Using different controlling verbs	189
10.4.2	Using single controlling verb	194
	Bibliography	197