Mapping the Difference

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Mapping the Difference
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Basic Premises
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Nolans Matrix
C,D,E, 1,2,3.

• Finite mathematics
• Fuzzy Logic
• Granulation
• Clustering
• Quasi Fractals
• Measurement Scales
• Between Within
• Hyperdimensional

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B1
Hyperdimensional Relationships
Hierarchical Analysis
Bounded Rationality
Pattern Recognition
Modeling
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Emotions
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Attributes of Knowledge

• Fictional vs. Truth
• Objective vs. Subjective
• Theoretical vs. Applied
• Abstract vs. Concrete
• Conventional vs. Radical
• Fun vs. Serious
• Simple vs. Complex
• Recent vs. Historic
• Faith vs. Experience
• Primary vs. Secondary
• Protest vs. Supportive

Some times knowledge means one thing, and at
another time the same piece of knowledge can mean
something different. Knowledge is never static,
but dynamic. Theses are some of the ways
knowledge can change.
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Fuzzy Knowledge Globe
Areas of Knowledge
Decision Point
Importance of element on the total decision
Emotional impact
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The different data measures are combined - washed
through a formula and processed to then feed into
a knowledge base and graphic display
Using a distance measurement, geometric
mathematical scales, logarithmic sensitive
adjustments, gives a highly responsive insight to
the trends of the share market
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Graphical Analysis
By working out the hierarchy and the position of
the coloured lines, you get a very sensitive
measure and a trend predictor which indicates a
change in the share price.
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Facets of SAHIS
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