Ontologization of mental representations for management purposes

Mental Representations of Lyrical Prose

The article analyzes mental representations of Russian lyrical prose texts. The texts demonstrate collective memory engrams that are defined by cultural and historical legacy of the nation and authors’ creative world perception. In architectonics of a lyrical prose text, sense perception reveals itself in accumulated underlying meanings and wisdom conveyed by expressive means. The author’s inte...

Optimality of Bernstein Representations for Computational Purposes

In this article, optimal properties of the Bernstein basis of polynomials are revisited. In particular, these include optimal shape preserving properties and optimal stability for the evaluation in computer aided geometric design, minimal conditioning of its collocation matrices and fastest convergence rates of the corresponding iteration approximation property. Recent advances on stable evalua...

Information as ontologization

The traditional view of data, information, and knowledge as a hierarchy fosters an understanding of information as an independent entity with objective meaning—that while information is tied to data and knowledge, its existence is not dependent upon them. While traditional conceptions assume a static nature of information, expressed by the equation information = data + meaning, we have argued t...

A Model of Crisis Management System including Mental Representations

We present a dynamic model for Communication and Information Systems of crisis management taking into account the mental representations of actors. This model allows the representation of the intentions and the judgements expressed by the different actors when they exchange information about the situation. It mainly uses auto modifying dynamic Multi-Agent Systems and produces a graphical descri...

Management of Hierarchical Data for Archiving Purposes