
In this poster, I propose a new foundational model for knowledge representation. Drawing on inspiration from philosophy and lingusitics, the approach employs trope theory to enable the dynamic semantic processing of Big Data with built-in explainability for the results.
Big data, knowledgre representation, trope theory
Big data, knowledgre representation, trope theory
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