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be provided with meaning, namely: uncertainty.
However, this meaning is not yet substantive like the information impact of a
meaningful information on the stock exchange. Meaning can only be provided to
the Shannon-type information by a system.
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one!
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increasingly to invert the
hierarchy.
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in steering power by being more reflexive
about its functions.
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dream of a state of freedom.
:-)
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and commodities. The constraints, for example, are then
resources and regulations. The regulations, however, communicate information
very different from prices and commodities.
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to operate differently from
psychological systems because the latter are integrated into identities,
while the former may remain differentiated in terms of distributions (which
produce and self-reproduce entropy).
With best wishes,
Loet
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It is indeed tempting to suppose that, in the philosophical
perspective, the object of human economies is to produce entropy!
STAN
Yes: because the economy is equilibrating. Innovations upset the tendency
towards equilibrium (Schumpeter) and thus induce cycles into the economy.
This is
Fyi. With best wishes, Loet
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To: 'Diskussionsforum zur soziologischen Systemtheorie Niklas Luhmanns'
Subject: Double contingency
Dear Franz and colleagues,
In a previous
Dear Karl,
The expected information content of a distribution can be measured, for
example, in bits of information.
Does one need more than this for defining information?
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is that there is still a long way to go in this research program
and that unlike yours it is not confined to the biological domain because of
the more abstract definitions.
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. The difference that makes a difference then becomes the
mutual information between the information processing and the
meaning-processing.
It needs further elaboration.
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, have still to be appreciated in the substantive
domain of application, but they can be informative to the extent of being
counter-intuitive.
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Loet - if your claim is true then how do you explain that a random soup of
organic chemicals have more Shannon info than an equal number of organic
chemicals organized as a living cell where knowledge of some chemicals
automatically implies the presence of others and hence have less surprise
in the other. Thus, we are able to move
back and forth between frameworks using the formalizations.
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wishes for a Happy Newyear,
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of structural
change among the disciplines involved.
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. Discursive
knowledge constructs its own order.
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, H probabilistic entropy. H is dimensionless and
can be applied to any probability distribution. S is expressed in
Joule/Kelvin (because of k(B) ) and is only meaningfull in the physical
domain.
What has to be bridged? It seems clear to me.
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Animating the development of _Social Networks_ over time
using a dynamic extension of multidimensional scaling
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The animation of network visualizations poses technical
Helas, a good theoretical scheme (info theory, mutual info,
etc.) is a
must, but something else is needed for the inclusion of
meaning.
In my opinion, we should not make things more difficult than they are. A
difference can only make a difference if there is a second degree of freedom
for
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: Completely. Science cannot fathom individual cases. It can only
deal with ensembles using various statistical methods.
STAN
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can also consider this as
the mutual information between information processing and meaning
processing.
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The Communication of Meaning and Knowledge in a Knowledge-Based Economy,
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.
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3. Thereafter, the coordination dynamics deals with informational
quantities that transcend the medium through which the parts
communicate. The binding or coupling is mediated by information and
not by conventional forces (or not only)
But isn't that exchange of information carrier the way
as a coordination mechanism.
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. Analysis of the development of scientific
communication in terms of evolving scientific literatures provides us with a
model which makes these evolutionary processes amenable to measurement.
Diana Lucio Arias Loet Leydesdorff
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of
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various sample delineations. An emerging
research front about citation analysis can be indicated.
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are reflexive to each other.)
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; discursive knowledge in networks on which agents can reflect.
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reads tagged-format files of the ISI Web-of-Science, and produces, among
other things, a file cities.txt which can be used directly for the
geo-encoding. See at http://www.leydesdorff.net/software/citycoll/index.htm.
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intellectual organization in terms of distributions of title words, author
names, and cited references.
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can be considered as the probability of
probability distributions, etc.
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) for other systems dimensions to
build further upon. Because of its fourth dimension it is not subsumed but
remains as an independent reality.
Is this consonant with Logic in Reality?
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Abstract: Alongside the neo-institutional model
, too, but sometimes positivism is ideologically
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were difficult to interpret.
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thus easily
be extended with the 1% (= 99th percentile) most highly-cited papers. The
seeming disadvantage of having to use non-parametric statistics is more than
compensated by possible gains in the precision.
Authors: Loet Leydesdorff
http://arxiv.org/find/cs/1/au:+Leydesdorff_L/0/1/0/all/0/1
?
Fortunately, I dont send this on a Sunday morning. J
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domain, that
is, the one where differences prevail.
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On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 10:46 AM, John Collier colli...@ukzn.ac.za wrote:
At 09:13 AM 01/11/2010, Loet Leydesdorff wrote:
Dear colleagues,
It seems to me that we have a more elaborated apparatus for discussing the
distances of a perturbation across a number of interfaces.
Two information
derivatives from
frangere fractals, fragments, fragile for the understanding. The
models remain volatile albeit more symbolically generalized than common
language.
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wishes,
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Replying to Loet -- I will post this to fis later in the week
Your distinction between the backward looking institutional viewpoint
and the forward looking evolutionary perspective is cogent, but it plays
down the fact that the evolutionary one is restrained by current hegemonies
of
Replying to Loet on information:
I would say that there is a third major kind of information -- information
as constraint (on anything, therefore on entropy production). This comes
out of Pattee's distinction between dynamics and non-holonomic constrain.
Example: examine an equation, say
to consider natural philosophy to be consistent with religion.
Epistemologically, I would nowadays side with the cardinals. J Only they
have the truth in stock.
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. As Whitehead noted: a science
which does not forget its past, is doomed. Probably, a kind of Scylla and
Charybdis between which one has to travel reflexively.
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Dear Joe and colleagues,
1. Does Loet's reply to Karl regarding frameworks for observation of actual
states vs. frameworks for expectations imply that such frameworks are
completely mutually exclusive?
Of course, not: the expectations are informed by previous observations and
further
the psychological system different from the biological. Cogitantes can
entertain and discuss models (as cogitata). One of the models, for example,
is the one of autopoiesis.
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Loet
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/structuration.pdf
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.
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Dear Koichiro and colleagues,
Let me try to raise some questions. I find the language sometimes difficult.
Examples might help!
Ø The underlying issue is how can we construct the flow of time from the
tenses.
In other words: time is a construct of language?
When the constant
available at
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1011/1011.3244.pdf .
I argue that the dynamics of meaning are very different from those of
information.
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, however, remain uncertain
orders of expectations, and one should caution against reification from the
meta-biological perspective of systems theory.
For those interested: the preprint is available at
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1011/1011.3244.pdf
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Loet
Loet Leydesdorff
, however, remain uncertain
orders of expectations, and one should caution against reification from the
meta-biological perspective of systems theory.
For those interested: the preprint is available at
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Loet
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., in scholarly discourse) and then proceed to discuss how
these three layers can interact (recursively and incursively).
Perhaps, this gives us some common ground for further discussions across
disciplinary divides.
Best wishes,
Loet
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Professor, University of Amsterdam
Dear Michel,
Ø Stating that information does not exist may be compared to stating that a
cloud does not exist: it is hard to define it rigorously and its frontiers
are highly fuzzy, but everybody is sure that it exists.
The problem is here the exist. This easily lead to reification.
as for orbitals.
All my best,
Michel.
2011/9/19 Loet Leydesdorff l...@leydesdorff.net:
Dear Michel,
Ø Stating that information does not exist may be compared to stating
that a cloud does not exist: it is hard to define it rigorously and
its frontiers are highly fuzzy, but everybody is sure
Dear Michel,
It seems to me that Shannon's formulas are mathematical and yet
content-free. By the specification of a system of reference they can be
provided with dimensionality and then also meaning. For example, in the case
of the momenta and positions of particles H is multiplied with k(B) [S
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Dear Jerry,
Perhaps, we exchange at cross-purposes. I don't wish to deny that in
specific fields such as chemo-informatics or social-science informatics, one
studies specific arrangements and configurations. (I mentioned graphs.)
However, the red herring emerges when these configurations are
without excluding either.
And without confounding one another!
We are able to specify the differences and then to translate meaningfully
between different discourses.
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based primarily and mainly on discrete time-events. Why
would one go back to comparative statics? How is Logic in Reality to be
assessed from this perspective?
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Technology. May
universities have special schools for library and information science (LIS).
This is different from our discussions at this list about information
theory. Nevertheless, there is a problem with reinventing a wheel. J
Best wishes,
Loet
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Visualization and Analysis of Frames in Collections of Messages:
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1112/1112.6286.pdf
Content Analysis and the Measurement of Meaning
Esther Vlieger Loet Leydesdorff
A step-to-step introduction is provided on how to generate a semantic map
from a collection
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Subject: Re: [Fis] Common Ground - Discussion of Information
ScienceEducation
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, but it is not a Shannon entropy (Krippendorff, 2009). It
can be considered as a redundancy = reduction of uncertainty = a difference
which makes a difference.
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and
information-processing. Selection mechanisms can only be hypothesized (as
genotypical to systems). A naturalistic approach will not capture this
knowledge-based layer of discursive selections, in my opinion.
Perhaps, I missed the message.
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is then no longer
understood naturalistically, but in terms of a development of the
communication (e.g., discursive knowledge) which leaves a trail behind. The
historical trail is present, but the evolutionary dynamics is otherwise
absent since hypothesized as res cogitans.
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Loet
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and non-naturalistic --- interact.
Onward!
Joe
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Dear Joe,
Perhaps
Mutual Redundancies in Inter-human Communication Systems:
http://arxiv.org/abs/1301.6849
Steps Towards a Calculus of Processing Meaning
Loet Leydesdorff and Inga A. Ivanova
Assuming that meaning cannot be communicated, we extend Shannon's
mathematical theory of communication
of Processing Meaning
Does the issue return in the book? Our argument is that this mutual
information is a redundancy and can then be integrated into the framework
of the mathematical theory of communication.
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Dear colleagues,
It seems to me that this notion of constraint can be compared with
Maturana's structural coupling.
How would one operationalize it in terms of information theory? The
constraint is different from a condition, because a conditional
probability distribution also implies
How does one measure the synergy among three discourses?
That is an interesting question within information theory (as part of both
science and philosophy).
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Loet
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. 143 ff.). Is that
methodologically the same argument? I assume so. Or have you taken these
measurement issues also further?
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Loet
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the operationalization and the
possibility of measurement in information theory. In other words,
information theory then becomes only philosophy.
Best,
Loet
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Loet Leydesdorff
Professor, University of Amsterdam
Amsterdam School of Communications Research (ASCoR)
Kloveniersburgwal 48, 1012 CX
in inter-human communications.
Inga Ivanova (a) and Loet Leydesdorff (b)
(a) Far Eastern Federal University, Department of International Education
Department of Economics and production management, Office 514, 56 Aleutskaya
st., Vladivostok 690950, Russia; inga@mail.ru .
(b
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Best,
Loet
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Loet Leydesdorff
Professor, University of Amsterdam
Amsterdam School of Communications Research (ASCoR)
Kloveniersburgwal 48, 1012 CX Amsterdam
mailto:l...@leydesdorff.net l...@leydesdorff.net ;
http://www.leydesdorff.net/ http://www.leydesdorff.net/
Honorary
Loet, your criticism is very accurate, thanks. But I really think, as said
Jorge, that our sociality has to have a fairly stable structure, that is to
say, lower and upper limits that feed our mental wellbeing. It's not
fixed, of course, but individuals become integral embodiments of emotions,
and
Ok, but in order to understand the emerging macro-variables of the social
structure, one must always take into account the whole cognitive
capabilities of the individual.
Dear Raquel and colleagues,
It seems to me that this misses the point that the non-linear dynamics of
the macro-system do
S: Yes. These 'windows' are the channels for constraint imposition from
level to level -- transactions, not direct interactions -- between them.
The lower, faster acting, level provides 'data' constructed as ensemble data
by the higher level, while the higher level imposes relatively continuous
Dear colleagues,
It seems to me that one can use models from biology to study inter-human
communication; but inter-human communication is not alive. The dynamics are
non-linear, but probably very different from the dynamics among molecules.
For example, counterfactual orders can be
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