[topicmaps-comment] SLIP tutorial

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(Please circulate)

Topic maps can be produced as formative and situated ontology with a late
binding of scope by allowing the SLIP browsers to do a rapid (2 sec)
semantic index of a medium size text corpus (such as a e-mail box, or a web
site).

OSI is looking to publish research on formative ontology and
visualAbstraction.

All of the stuff I have been talking to the TXM community about for two
years is now seen in a set of four free browsers, and eventChemistry.

Please take a fresh look at this, and circulate the information that this
technology is freely available.



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New tutorial

http://www.ontologystream.com/journal/ACTutorial.htm

Please call me if you wish to have me on the phone while you work though
this tutorial  (15mins)


We have a Journal at:

http://www.ontologystream.com/journal/JournaleventChemistry.htm

Please consider looking at this link analysis type research tool and
developing a contribution to the Journal.

What we are in particularly interested in is the development of a markup
language that corresponds to the human side of the state - gesture
interaction and that can be used to reduce the variability of a voice
command interpreter.  What grammar elements are needed to allow a human
voice to completely control the development and use of visual abstractions.

Of course such a theory of state-gesture (as a controller of the SLIP
produced visual abstractions) will also work in context not related to voice
control.

An example of such a mark-up language exists at:

http://www.bcngroup.org/area3/gtonfoni/tonfoni.htm



Dr. Paul Prueitt
Founder (1997) BCNGroup