The hardware industry (especially microprocessor development) has seen steady growth and progress for a number of years. According to Moore’s Law, every two years or so the number of transistors on the microprocessor chip doubles. We all observe this as computing progress: Computers are getting faster, smaller, with more memory and storage, and the cost keeps decreasing. continue reading…
The Universal Semantic Code (USC) is the semantic language for knowledge representation. It is based on the set of semantic primitives, which are normalized to unambiguously represent the knowledge and are organized in the regular structure. The USC patterns have an interpretation within the formal algebra described below. The formal nature of the USC along with regularity and unambiguous explicit expression of the semantics allow us to describe virtually any application domain. continue reading…
