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Edwina Taborsky - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • the nature of the sign as a wff a well Formed Formula
    COMPUTING ANTICIPATORY SYSTEMS: CASYS'05 - Seventh International Conference, 2006
    Co-Authors: Edwina Taborsky
    Abstract:

    Reality, both material and conceptual, exists as a complex network of continuous adaptive morphological formation. The morphological form can be analyzed as a well‐Formed Formula (wff), a Sign, operating as a function, f(x)=y. The triadic function develops its morphological result by connecting relations, which are encoded spatial, temporal and modal measurements, within that transformational act. Using a Cartesian quadrant as a model, the morphological architecture is examined to show how reality is molded as a complex morphological network made up of six relations integrating seven different measurements of space, time and modality. These properties enable both a strong and weak anticipatory typological control over the environment, as well as providing the freedom to develop original forms and novel interactions with other morphologies.

  • The Nature of the Sign as a WFF—A Well-Formed Formula
    AIP Conference Proceedings, 2006
    Co-Authors: Edwina Taborsky
    Abstract:

    Reality, both material and conceptual, exists as a complex network of continuous adaptive morphological formation. The morphological form can be analyzed as a well‐Formed Formula (wff), a Sign, operating as a function, f(x)=y. The triadic function develops its morphological result by connecting relations, which are encoded spatial, temporal and modal measurements, within that transformational act. Using a Cartesian quadrant as a model, the morphological architecture is examined to show how reality is molded as a complex morphological network made up of six relations integrating seven different measurements of space, time and modality. These properties enable both a strong and weak anticipatory typological control over the environment, as well as providing the freedom to develop original forms and novel interactions with other morphologies.

V G Tikekar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Development of a structured program for conversion to prenex normal form
    Journal of the Indian Institute of Science, 2014
    Co-Authors: N Chakrapani, S V Rangaswamy, V G Tikekar
    Abstract:

    The method of structured prograrnming or program development  using top-down, stepwise refinement technique, provides a systematic approach for the development of programs of considerable complexity.The aimof thispaper is to present the philosophy of structured programming through a case study of a non-numeric programming task. The problem of converting a well-Formed Formula in first-order logic into prenex normal form is considered. The program has been coded in the programming language Pascal and implemented on a Dec-10 system. Theprogram has about 500 lines of code and comprises 11 procedures.

Patrick C. Fischer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Well-Formed Formula (WFF)
    2003
    Co-Authors: Patrick C. Fischer
    Abstract:

    A well-Formed Formula (WFF) is a string of symbols that is grammatically (syntactically) correct by virtue of belonging to some language of interest. The problem of testing whether a string is in the language must be decidable (see UNDECIDABLE PROBLEMS). Examples of such languages include WFFs in the propositional calculus, WFFs in the predicate calculus, syntactically correct expressions in most programming languages, arithmetic expressions, and grammatically correct sentences in English.

N Chakrapani - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Development of a structured program for conversion to prenex normal form
    Journal of the Indian Institute of Science, 2014
    Co-Authors: N Chakrapani, S V Rangaswamy, V G Tikekar
    Abstract:

    The method of structured prograrnming or program development  using top-down, stepwise refinement technique, provides a systematic approach for the development of programs of considerable complexity.The aimof thispaper is to present the philosophy of structured programming through a case study of a non-numeric programming task. The problem of converting a well-Formed Formula in first-order logic into prenex normal form is considered. The program has been coded in the programming language Pascal and implemented on a Dec-10 system. Theprogram has about 500 lines of code and comprises 11 procedures.

S V Rangaswamy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Development of a structured program for conversion to prenex normal form
    Journal of the Indian Institute of Science, 2014
    Co-Authors: N Chakrapani, S V Rangaswamy, V G Tikekar
    Abstract:

    The method of structured prograrnming or program development  using top-down, stepwise refinement technique, provides a systematic approach for the development of programs of considerable complexity.The aimof thispaper is to present the philosophy of structured programming through a case study of a non-numeric programming task. The problem of converting a well-Formed Formula in first-order logic into prenex normal form is considered. The program has been coded in the programming language Pascal and implemented on a Dec-10 system. Theprogram has about 500 lines of code and comprises 11 procedures.