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Subject: Re: [Fis] Information Foundation of the Act--F.Flores & L.deMarcos
Dear colleagues,
I read your paper with interest. Since my interest is “information”, I focused
on this concept.
1. If I correctly understand, you define information as the 2-log of the
number
Dear colleagues,
I read your paper with interest. Since my interest is “information”, I focused
on this concept.
1. If I correctly understand, you define information as the 2-log of the
number of options. I would be inclined to call this the maximum information
content of an act,
Dear Drs Flores and de-Marcos
I very much enjoyed reading this paper: there is a lot to reflect on and I
need to spend more time with it, but I have some immediate questions which
I hope you can address.
1.
The first concerns the concept of the ‘foundations’ in your title.
Having lur
y 27, 2015 4:13 AM
To: 'Marcos Ortega Luis de'; 'fis'
Subject: Re: [Fis] Information Foundation of the Act--F.Flores & L.deMarcos
At 4:13 AM 07/27/2015, Luis de Marcos Ortega wrote:
a) cycles can imply infinite loops that in our opinion are not appropriate to
model human ac
At 4:13 AM 07/27/2015, Luis de Marcos Ortega wrote:
a) cycles can imply infinite loops that in our opinion are not appropriate
to model human actions
b) even considering cycles a set of actions can still be modeled a as a
tree, so we consider that loops add unnecessary complexity to the model
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Subject: Re: [Fis] Information Foundation of the Act--F.Flores & L.deMarcos
List:
This comment is restricted to the proposed use of mathematical structures in
context of the social.
The mathematical structure of a tree is res
Hola Fernando & Luis,
Many thanks for your contribution, quite interesting to read. I really
second the previous comments from Joseph, Gyuri and Jerry. I also see a
few other points:
--The relationship between entropy and culture taken as order is rather
risky. I think there is a misunderstand
List:
This comment is restricted to the proposed use of mathematical structures in
context of the social.
The mathematical structure of a tree is restricted by the notion of a cycle.
A tree is readily converted into a cycle by simply adding a new edge between
leaves or joints.
The simple logi
Dear Moisés,
Thank you for your comments. We thought about it but unfortunately we didn't go
any further because a characterization is far beyond our mathematical
background. In terms of analogies we would have to define a symmetry and a
conservation. We may think of a symmetry of time. If we d
sophy of Information, Xi'An, China
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From: Pedro C. Marijuan
To: 'fis'
Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 2:33 PM
Subject: [Fis] Information Foundation of the Act--F.Flores & L.deMarcos
The informational foundation of the act
Fernando
Dear Fernando and Luis.
Thank you for the excellent article with innovative and consistent ideas.
I am specifically interested in its interfaces with physics.
When you talked about "Conservation of Information" (page 28) did you ever
though about some analogies with symmetries (i.e. Noether’s Theor
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The informational foundation of the act*
*Fernando Flores*
Lund University
fernando.flo...@kultur.lu.se
*Luis de-Marcos*
University of Alcalá
luis.demar...@uah.es
/See the whole text at: http://fis.sciforum.net/resources//
Our introducing paper (35 pages) presents a theory that quantifies the
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