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Topic: hypertext nodes as facts
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hypertext nodes
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information as facts
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knowledge as interrelated facts
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knowledge representation by frames
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problems with fragmentation in hypertext
Summary
A hypertext node may represent an idea or fact. It is similar to a row of a database table, with text instead of data. The markup is usually explicit.If a node is a fact, then other nodes must provide context (cbb 4/07)
Quote: a text fragment contains one or more information units, i.e., an idea or fact [»shasD_1985] Quote: a Telesophy query produces summaries of each information unit (like titles) [»schaBR11_1987] Quote: a TEXTNET node is a chunk (primitive piece of text) or a tocs (entry in a table of contents) [»trigRH1_1986] Quote: a Hypertext node can be an object that represents an idea; it is linked, moved, or modified independently [»conkJ9_1987] Quote: fragmentation is important to Hypertext; ideally into independent concepts such as footnotes, references, annotations [»raymDR7_1988] Quote: an atom is an indivisible unit of information; a choice is a string of atoms that answers a question
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Topic: hypertext nodes (19 items)
Topic: information as facts (21 items)
Topic: knowledge as interrelated facts (23 items)
Topic: knowledge representation by frames (18 items)
Topic: problems with fragmentation in hypertext
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