Dear Bob, Loet and Pedro,
I quite agree with Pedro!
It is difficult to say the things more precise than that.
I only add these words:
The flow of information could be detected (an important challenge!) and
the flow itself would be the indicator
that something could be some form of order.
On the
are never reached, but only approached
asymptotically.
6. For the above reasons, I think LIR is indeed a new form of logic.
- Original Message -
From: Pedro C. Marijuan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: fis fis@listas.unizar.es
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 1:01 PM
Subject: [Fis] Msg. from W. Riofrio
From: Bill Hall
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 25 June
2008 6:57
PM
To: 'bob logan';
'fis@listas.unizar.es'
Subject: RE: [Fis]
Breaking my
silence
I have been a lurker on FIS for nearly a
year, and have found the
discussions to be quite interesting. However, I have been
Dear Joseph,
Thank you for your answers.
They provoked in me the following comments:
1. I agree with you about the totally abstract and idealized character
of Hegelian terms.
2. In your first post you said:
Order and disorder: simply, no real process is totally ordered or
Dear FIS colleagues,
Someone was asking me about the complete reference of Wright (2007)...
indeed his key ideas are pretty relevant for the ongoing exchanges.
Alex Wright, 2007, Glut: Mastering Information through the Ages. Joseph
Henry Press (Wash.)
Title: RE: [Fis] reactions to ...
Dear colleagues,
I am responding to Satn and adding a few items.
Stanley Salthe wrote:
When the water droplet "decides" on its motion, it may be
receiving several strong dynamic influences (from the very local, to
the most general: a punctual
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Pedro's conclusion, which I bring up from the bottom, is, I feel, a good
starting point for further reflections.
Somehow we are returning to the beginning of the discussion. I defend
that the limitations of the individual are crucial for the structures
and
Dear FIS colleagues,
The recent messages from Joe, Stan, and Bob Ulanowicz (and many
previous ones), with whom I wholeheartedly agree, may evidence that the
making of a new theory rarely occurs in isolation. Rather it depends on
the support of colleagues, social networks and interactions
Dear FIS colleagues,
First of all, let me welcome Sonu Bhaskar, and also John Onian, it is a
pleasure reading their exciting contributions to the list.
About the 10 universal laws of art by Ramachandran, well, reading the
web reference kindly included by Sonu, one can see that the terms are
Dear colleagues,
My impression is that when art is discussed form the point of view of
scientific disciplines, the diminishing returns effect starts quite
soon --as discussants we should be aware when overstretching is taking
place and leading the theme astray... anyhow, kindness and abiding
Dear FIS colleagues,
Some aspects of the current financial crisis might be related to
discussions we had in this list on information and the nature of
economic flows years ago (economic networks, and also, central aspects
of ecological ascendancy).
The amazing growth of financial assets of
this e-mail, please consider environment protection.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Pedro C. Marijuan
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:58 PM
To: fis
Subject: [Fis] informational economics?
Dear FIS colleagues,
Some aspects
msg from Stan Salthe
--
Pedro --
Dear John and colleagues,
Thanks a lot for adding deep thought to my comments. I quite agree with
your orientations and would make only a few further remarks.
1. Going beyond the equilibrium approaches of neoclassical economics is
Dear FIS colleagues,
Apart of the ongoing discussion on the financial crisis, let me bring a
pretty interesting piece on information
Last week took place in Leon (North of Spain) an encounter on the
unification of information theories, information concept, info science,
etc. It was an
Dear FIS colleagues,
See the invitation below. It would be great if we can organize a FIS
venue within the Symmetry Festival, as we did in other past events of
different societies. The relationship between information and symmetry
has not surfaced in our discussions very often, but it is one
Mensaje original
Asunto: Castells' Logic of the Network Society
Fecha: Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:53:19 +0100
De: Joseph Brenner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Responder a:Joseph Brenner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Referencias
Dear FIS colleagues,
Notwithstanding the delay, Happy New Year to All!
Although the year has not started terrificly (there have been negative
news regarding the planned conference in Vienna, and also other
organizing initiatives seem to be in stand by), it does not mean that
things will go
(message I, from Michel Petitjean about the contents of the COST Proposal)
--
Dear All,
I would just add two points:
(1) In the paragraph: There is information in cells...
it would be useful to add that information is stored in
data banks as
(message II, responses from Díaz Nafría and Rafael Capurro)
--
Dear Michel:
Thank you for your good remarks. I agree about both. Of course, data
banks may be considered in the list. In any case, that list should be
too long if it were exhaustive.
Thanks, Christophe.
These days I am involved in a paper on prokaryotic intelligence, and
have laterally approached the problem of cellular meaning. I am copying
a fragment below (not corrected yet). Rosen's impredicativity looks to
me an important concept to clarify things. However, rather
Dear Christophe and Giuseppe,
Thanks for the recent comments, really exciting . There is a direct
connection between quantum unpicturability (but do not have here the
proper reference; it is one of the simplifications which allows
approaching chemical bonds by making them independent on the
(msg. from Leslie Sklair: 2009 Annual Global Studies Association conference)
Dear Colleagues,
can I bring the 2009 GSA annual conference to your attention. I am the
president of this small scholarly association and we would very
Dear FIS colleagues,
Thanks to Karl and Joe for their responses. Sorry that I cannot answer
them, but herein is the draft we are currently working in. We continue
looking for partners (the easiest if they belong to the European Union).
Comments are welcome...
best wishes
Pedro
Dear FISers,
I was asked several months ago, in the context of the Leon conference
(BITrum interdisciplinary elucidation of the information concept, last
June) to participate in the definition of some info-related concepts.
Knowledge was one of them (if I am not wrong). After some trials I
Dear All,
Let me remark some sentences from what John H publishes:
And what's to say that cellular entities such as
astrocytes, chaperone cells and telomeres are not also 'inferencing'
in informational situations like calcium signalling, protein
folding and cell ageing? Let alone my
, coherent excitation) at various levels of
abstraction. This may be one way of tackling Christophe's recent
question about 'meaning' while avoiding the hermeneutic circle and the
labyrinth of traditional semantics.
Best
John H.
*On Thu Oct 8 21:12 , Pedro C. Marijuan sent
Dear All,
My impression after the recent --and intense-- exchange on knowledge
definition is that the discussion should also be centered in the quest
for a new conceptual information cluster, globally, rather than trying
to achieve consensus upon a single term, or proceeding term by term.
AGAIN, LIST PARTICIPANTS ARE REMINDED THE DISCIPLINARY RULE OF
TWO-MESSAGES-PER-WEEK.
--
-
Pedro C. Marijuán
Grupo de Bioinformación / Bioinformation Group
Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud
Avda. Gómez Laguna, 25, Pl. 11ª
50009 Zaragoza.
*From: *Ted Goranson t...@earlresearch.com
mailto:t...@earlresearch.com
*Date: *December 12, 2009 6:12:19 PM PST
*To: *...@listas.unizar.es mailto:fis@listas.unizar.es
*Subject: **Re: [Fis] Info Science Comments*
Am I missing something?
Jacob --
I have been absent for a good while
Dear FIS colleagues,
Preparations for a FIS 2010 venue in Beijing are advancing --thanks are
due to Wolfgang and SoII colleagues. Hopefully, an official announcement
will be circulated very soon. A few organizing items are advanced below.
Interested germane societies are invited to appear in
Dear FISers,
Apart from the Zong-Rong Li and other Chinese colleagues, a couple of
recent arrivals in the list include two very interesting fields:
Jukka-Pekka Onnela, about communities and modularity in network science,
Kevin Clark, about quantum approaches to primitive ( cellular)
Dear FISers,
Please, take note of the New Web for Beijing FIS 2010:
http://www.sciforum.net/conf/fis2010
best
---Pedro
-
Pedro C. Marijuán
Grupo de Bioinformación / Bioinformation Group
Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud
Avda. Gómez
Dear colleagues,
For those interested attending Beijing 2010, the deadline has been
extended. See below.
*Important dates:*
· Deadline of Paper Submission: May 30, 2010
· Acceptance Notification: June 20, 2010
· Camera-Ready Paper: July 10, 2010
· Paper Collection
Dear All,
Sorry that this information has been received so late. Dr. Muguet, a good
friend of FIS passed away last October. Participants in the FIS 2005 conference
in Paris will remember him very well, as Dr. Francis Muguet was one of the
organizers of the event, with Michel Petitjean, and
Dear FIS colleagues,
More than a soccer match? Please, have a glance at the chronicle below
by Chris Matyszczyk (CBS):
The world was running out of hope.
Shame was grasping for glory, preparing to clutch it in its filthy
hands, when up stepped a true hero.
Andres Iniesta doesn't look like a
Mensaje original
Asunto: Re: [Fis] curious chronicle
Fecha: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:45:14 +0200
De: Joseph Brenner joe.bren...@bluewin.ch
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es, fis@listas.unizar.es
Referencias:4c3b279d.5030...@aragon.es
Dear
Dear FISers,
Looking for an informational explanation of soccer, or other sports, as
was asking Joseph, one can look at the internal side of the event. Then,
as Jorge and Bob have done, one can discuss about the panorama of
networking relationships or the ascendancy of the different elements.
of excitement
because of their hormone mix.
STAN
On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 10:55 AM, Pedro C. Marijuan
pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es mailto:pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es wrote:
Dear FISers,
Looking for an informational explanation of soccer, or other
sports, as was asking Joseph, one can look
Dear Rafael, Bob, and FIS Colleagues
Thanks a lot for the erudite comment and the elegant Latin. I quite
agree about that challenging aspect. However, I keep thinking that the
whole new communication technologies are adding to the decreasing
sociotype of individuals in todays' society. Like TV
Mensaje original
Asunto: Re: [Fis] Curious chronicle (msg. from Jacob Lee)
Fecha: Wed, 21 Jul 2010 12:49:20 +0200
De: Rafael Capurro raf...@capurro.de
Responder a:raf...@capurro.de
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es,
fis@listas.unizar.es fis
communities?
wolfgang
http://hofkirchner.uti.at/
Am 21.07.2010 um 12:10 schrieb Pedro C. Marijuan:
Dear Rafael, Bob, and FIS Colleagues
Thanks a lot for the erudite comment and the elegant Latin. I quite
agree about that challenging aspect. However, I keep thinking that the
whole new communication
Dear Xueshan,
Dear Beijing FIS Group,
Dear FIS colleagues,
Very exciting news!
The Beijing FIS Group is cordially welcome into the FIS discussion list
and Info Science community.
It is an impressive array of scholars; I am sure we all will benefit
from their reflections and contributions.
Dear Xueshan and Beijing colleagues,
After the salutation, given that the main business of the FIS list is
discussion, let me make a few comments on your methodological point.
3. OUR COMMON VISION ON INFORMATION SCIENCE: Within the
diversity of opinions of the group, a common position is
Mensaje original
Asunto: Re: [Fis] Beijing FIS Group
Fecha: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 10:06:30 +0300
De: Lauri Gröhn lauri.gr...@kolumbus.fi
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
Referencias: 000301cb53b7$6af4f4b0$6400a...@viewsonic
4c923c73.3050
Dear FIS Colleagues,
In a couple of days we will start the new discussion session:
THE NATURE OF MICROPHYSICAL INFORMATION: REVISITING THE FLUCTUON MODEL
chaired by:
Kevin G. Kirby
Chair, Department of Computer Science
Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights KY 41099
ki...@nku.edu
*THE NATURE OF MICROPHYSICAL INFORMATION:*
*REVISITING THE FLUCTUON MODEL*
*Kevin G. Kirby
*Department of Computer Science
Northern Kentucky University (US)
*Joseph Brenner*
International Center for Transdisciplinary Research
Paris (France)
1. OPENING REMARKS
(Kevin Kirby)
In the
(The previous message was truncated, sorry. I am sending it again. ---P.)
*THE NATURE OF MICROPHYSICAL INFORMATION:*
*REVISITING THE FLUCTUON MODEL*
*Kevin G. Kirby
*Department of Computer Science
Northern Kentucky University (US)
*Joseph Brenner*
International Center for Transdisciplinary
Dear FISers,
Thanks to Kevin and Joseph for their excellent texts --and to the many
other responding parties. For my own argumentation purposes I find very
useful the comments from Stan, Kevin Clark, Koichiro. There are three
different aspects I would like to deal with. Given my burden of
(herewith a very interesting text received off-line from a newcomer to
our list --welcome Dieter!---Pedro)
--
1. For many years I highly estimate the work of Michael Conrad -- whom I
never could see or hear in person. So the
discoveries behind the modern
sciences by the title of Information, I personally admire very much
Pedro C. Marijuan' words: “The advancement in the solution of this
puzzling concept, entrenched into the foundations of numerous
disciplines, may demand drastic changes in view” presented in First
Mensaje original
Asunto: physics and information
Fecha: Tue, 05 Oct 2010 19:23:34 -0700 (PDT)
De: Jacob I Lee jacob...@csufresno.edu
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
CC: fis@listas.unizar.es
Hello,
The recent discussion of the fluctuon
Mensaje original
Asunto: [Fis] replying to Kevin and to Joseph
Fecha: Mon, 04 Oct 2010 10:14:50 -0700
De: Guy A Hoelzer hoel...@unr.edu
Para: Pedro Clemente Marijuan Fernandez pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
CC: Stanley N. Salthe ssal...@binghamton.edu
Stan et
Mensaje original
Asunto: [Fis] replying to Kevin and to Joseph
Fecha: Mon, 04 Oct 2010 10:14:50 -0700
De: Guy A Hoelzer hoel...@unr.edu
Para: Pedro Clemente Marijuan Fernandez pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
CC: Stanley N. Salthe ssal...@binghamton.edu
Stan et
Dear FIS colleagues,
A usual practice in past chaired discussions is that after the first
round of debates, after three weeks or so like in the current session,
the chairs recap the discussion by refocusing it on the most salient or
relevant aspects, or just by pointing to some unnoticed
made /since/ Prigogine, such as
the catastrophe theory of Thom and Petitot (itself rather outdated).
Best wishes,
Joseph
- Original Message - From: Pedro C. Marijuan
pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
To: fis@listas.unizar.es
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 1:37 PM
Subject: [Fis
Dear FISers
Many thanks to Joseph for his creative colophon to the current discussion
session and for his diligent chairing --thanks to Kevin for his cooperation too.
We are heading now towards a new discussion session, on INTELLIGENCE AND INFORMATION. It will be chaired by Professor
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es, fis
fis@listas.unizar.es
Dear All,
Pedro has asked me to renew with an earlier FIS Group practice and write
a colophon for our discussion of the fluctuon model of Michael Conrad.
Actually, not much has happened with regard to evidence
*Intelligence and Information*
*Yi-Xin-Zhong*
/Beijing// University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing100876, China/
yxzh...@ieee.org
*
1. The Study of Intelligence Science
*
Intelligence has been very well regarded as the most valuable wealth for
mankind, compared with other
This message from John Collier after the colophon of the past discussion
was rejected by the server last Friday; discussants willing to respond
are kindly asked to do it off line. Pedro
-
Dear Yixin and FIS colleagues,
(at fis discussions the costume is to use first names!)
Many thanks for your scholarly text. At first glance one can think that
you have multiplied the problems: we barely cope with the information
science discussion and now you ask us adding the scientific
Dear FIS colleagues,
It is quite nice reading along the messages of this new discussion
session. In particular, Krassimir's posting is very interesting for me
in two senses. It represents an important research community of
information scientists/engineering practitioners (strong in Easter
Dear John and FIS colleages,
I much agree (below) with the return to the biological; also Gordana and
Raquel had already argued along these guidelines. It does not mean that
things become very much clearer initially in the connection between
information and intelligence, but there is room for
Dear FIS colleagues,
very briefly stated (ugh, no spare time, devoured by ugly application
forms!), I think that quantification as Guy demands can only occur in
some small corners of our discussion areas, but not in the fundamental
ideas, not well crafted yet. For instance, I take from a
Dear FISers,
Thanks to Christophe for his agents narrative and to Joseph for openly
buying populational thinking and the doctrine of limitation. As for
the narrative, I concur that the link between intelligence and info
implies the introduction of some agent thinking --what kind of agent
and
Dear FIS colleagues,
this is to welcome (most of) the participants at the Beijing 2010 FIS
conference. Actually all of them were already inscribed in late August,
but due to a system failure a number of addresses disappeared (as I have
accidentally discovered very recently!!).
Sorry about
Dear Joseph, Walter, Stan... FIS colleagues,
Following the track of dissipative systems and the prebiotic or biotic
conditions of cellular organization is fine. But concerning the
connection between information and intelligence (somehow still
responding to Yixin's first question) other tracks
Great posting received from Bob Logan, about the Centennial of Marshal
McLuhan. No doubt that in the human realm McLuhan has been one of the
most advanced thinkers on information and intelligence; indeed the
great pioneer in social information science. ---Pedro
Mensaje original
Dear Stan and colleagues,
Taking it literally, isn't it a pure contradiction, an oxymoron,
attempting a scientific mythology? The mythos is the way of knowing
purely based on tradition and on the firmest doubtlessness, where the
source of authority comes only from magnificent ancestors...
FIS Friends,
Like in most of our excursions, in the present one we have stumbled upon
a very interesting and exciting attractor. Rather than throwing
ourselves into a deep discussion about the modes of social knowing and
their historical interrelationship my suggestion is that we sidestep
Dear FIS colleagues,
Well, I am making a try on those tough questions...
Q1. What is the correct concept of intelligence?
It should refer to entities with capability to adjust (adapt) their
inner processes and configurations to their environment, either
following an autopoietic life cycle or
An interesting message from Qiao Tian-qing
Note: attachments are not much welcome by the host server of this list.
--P.
Mensaje original
Asunto: I agree with you
Fecha: Sat, 18 Dec 2010 10:52:38 +0800
De: whhbs...@sina.com
Para: pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
for the disciplinary development --i.e., what cannot be
defined, in the present case. ---Pedro
Mensaje original
Asunto: Karl is all right, too. but
Fecha: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 22:04:28 +0800
De: whhbs...@sina.com
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
Dear Pedro
Karl
Dear FIS Colleagues,
Thanks to Yixin for his Colophon. I was a nice way to close the past
discussion session on Intelligence and Information and to reconnect
with our mail exchanges in this New Year. As for the coming sessions,
there are a few commitments and possibilities prepared.
--Theme:
Message From Jerry Chandler
---
(Please post to FIS)
List, Stan:
Are you serious about taking up scientific ostension?
A. Lavoisier was the first to apply a systematic theory of information
to ostensive but invisible and indivisible relations within
that there is no objective
evidence that the world apart from us, is logical.
STAN
--
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 6:00 AM, Pedro C. Marijuan
pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es mailto:pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es wrote:
Message From Jerry Chandler
(Please post to FIS
Dear FIS colleagues,
I found very intriguing the fast furious messages of past days. One
of the main triggers, I think, was Karl's response to Joseph's requests
on his info theory... The logic of distinctions that Karl worked out
years ago was in my view an outstanding contribution (the use
Dear FIS colleagues,
The next session is already arranged: James will start in around one
week The Background to Modern Science (the announcement very soon).
For the the following discussion about info theory, the idea is that we
explore a new modality, discussion express. Rather than spending
*From:* Krassimir Markov mailto:mar...@foibg.com
*Sent:* Sunday, January 30, 2011 2:13 AM
*To:* fis@listas.unizar.es mailto:fis@listas.unizar.es
*Subject:* Re: [Fis] Info Theory
Dear Colleagues,
In the beginning of the XX-th century (approximately 100 years ago!) the
great Bulgarian poet
Dear FISers
We are heading now towards a new discussion session, on *BACKGROUND TO MODERN
SCIENCE.* It will be chaired by *Dr. James Hannan*.
James Hannam has a BA in Physics from the University of Oxford and a PhD in the History and Philosophy of Science from the University of Cambridge.
or experientially appealing.
John
At 01:22 PM 1/31/2011, Pedro C. Marijuan wrote:
*From:* Krassimir Markov mailto:mar...@foibg.com
*Sent:* Sunday, January 30, 2011 2:13 AM
*To:* fis@listas.unizar.es mailto:fis@listas.unizar.es
*Subject:* Re: [Fis] Info Theory
Â
Dear Colleagues,
Â
Message from Krassimir Markov:
---
a response to *The Background to Modern Science*
*Introduction*
The interrelations between scientific and non-scientific creating and
perceiving the information and information models as well the
Dear James ( Krassimir, Jerry...) and all FIS colleagues,
I tend to disagree with James about the relatively minor role assigned
to monasteries in the development of medieval science and technology.
Let me ad a couple of further arguments:
1. Social complexity. Some FISers will remind Joseph
-
Quoting Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es:
Dear James ( Krassimir, Jerry...) and all FIS colleagues,
I tend to disagree with James about the relatively minor role assigned
to monasteries in the development of medieval
Dear FIS colleagues,
One of the aspects of the discussion started by James concerns the
medieval achievements on collective or social intelligence, so to speak.
I mean, we can see how the crucial civil institutions for the emergence
of modern societies in the Western world were started around
Dear FISers,
Thanks to Javier, for the beautiful posting. Apart from those personal
factors he mentions, I would also include the organization of knowledge
itself. The discipline of rhetorics, included within the Trivium, was an
important cohesive force governing the relationships between
, in Beijing Conference).
Common features of information, i.e. things' attributes.
Moreover, please take care of those false information based on nothing.
Thanking the patience!
Qiao Tian-qing
QTQ
Pedro C. Marijuan escribió:
Dear FISers,
Thanks to Javier
Message From Krassimir Markov
--
Spring Season Greetings !
Dear FIS Colleagues,
ITA 2011 Summer Session submission is opened and will be closed at the
end of March.
Please visit http://ita.ithea.org and submit your papers for GIT Int.
Conference or
Dear Zhao,
Thanks a lot for your elegant message days ago. I am including it again
(below), for when I re-entered it into the list the message lost too
many characters, and the nice figure at the bottom disappeared. While
reading your enjoyable text, one feels that information can be a
Dear FIS colleagues,
Finally we are going to have an actualized FIS website!
Please, have a glance at:
http://infoscience-fis.unizar.es/
The site is in development, due to cooperation with FISer /Javier Garcia
Marco/ of the University of Zaragoza (he posted a couple of weeks ago on
medieval
Dear FIS colleagues,
First of all, a reminder about the GIT (General Information Theory)
Conference, this June in Varna (www.ithea.org http://www.ithea.org).
Joseph Brenner and me are trying to organize some decent fis session
there: list people are cordially invited to accompany us in the
Message from John Collier
Mensaje original
Asunto: Fwd: Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender
Fecha: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 11:29:17 +0200
De: John Collier colli...@ukzn.ac.za
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan pcmarijuan.i...@aragon.es
A response to Jerry
A series
Message from Karl Javorszky
Mensaje original
Asunto: Re: [Fis] Hannam's Contentious Postulate---John Collier
Fecha: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 12:32:25 +0100
De: karl javorszky karl.javors...@gmail.com
Responder a:karl.javors...@gmail.com
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan
Dear Gordana and colleagues,
Your quotation But I would rather risk such reproaches than accept the
present situation, in which philosophers argue only with dead biologists
and biologists only with dead philosophers... is quite funny and
descriptive. In my terms, the recombination of
Dear all,
Thank you very much to Pedro for asking me to suggest a discussion for
the list and to everyone else for indulging me. As a historian, I have
learnt that questions I naively thought were quite simple have turned
out to be very complicated indeed. The purpose of history, I
Dear FIS colleagues,
I have some differences about the epistemic stance recently discussed by
Karl, Loet (and in part, Joseph, but he looks more as trying to step on
the reality, whatever it is). Basically, their informational subject
looks like the abstract, disembodied, non-situated,
Dear FIS Colleagues,
In a couple of days we will start the new discussion session on
information theory:
*
INFORMATION: MYSTERY SOLVING*
chaired by:
*Mark Burgin*
Professor Visiting Scholar
Department of Mathematics
University of California at Los Angeles
http://www.math.ucla.edu/~mburgin/
Discussion session on information theory:
*
*
*INFORMATION: MYSTERY SOLVING*
*Mark Burgin*
Professor Visiting Scholar
Department of Mathematics
University of California at Los Angeles
http://www.math.ucla.edu/~mburgin/
mbur...@math.ucla.edu
On the one hand, information is the basic
Message from Karl Javorszky
Dear Mark and Fis,
Re: Information and Mystery Solving
Thank you for your opening statement and questions. Please allow me to
Dear FIS colleagues,
Many thanks to Mark for his elegant and stimulating kickoff--which has
already achieved quite a few thought-provoking comments. Accumulation of
work has precluded me an earlier participation.
My brief point concerns the role of Shannon's theory and the unifying
advancements
Message from Qiao Tian-qing
--
Dear FISers
There is another general theory of information (GTI_A ).
I consider,
The customarily named information is the collection of three kinds of
things´ attributes: things themselves (including
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