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Independence in Information Spaces
Studia Logica, 2012The paper discusses dependencies in information spaces. An information space is any non-empty set the elements of which represent pieces of information, or ``secrets'' according to the terminology used in the paper. For example, an information space can be associated with a relational database, or with the information exchange of two or more ...
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Information Needs in Information Space
2003Based on the results of Gregory B. Newby’s experiment [1] that an information space of an information system corresponds with the cognitive spaces of its human users, this article further explores the concept of information need. The assumption we explore here is that information needs may appear only when an individual has a partial knowledge of a ...
Giyeong Kim, Tsai-Youn Hung
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THE LOGIC OF INFORMATION IN STATE SPACES
The Review of Symbolic Logic, 2020AbstractState spaces are, in the most general sense, sets of entities that contain information. Examples include states of dynamical systems, processes of observations, or possible worlds. We use domain theory to describe the structure of positive and negative information in state spaces.
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Security in space information networks
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2015Space information networks were proposed to broaden the observation area and realize continuous information acquisition using satellites and high altitude platform stations. Space information networks are able to enhance detection and transmission capabilities compared to the current single Earth observation satellite.
Chunxiao Jiang +4 more
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Chemical Information in 3D Space
Journal of Chemical Information and Computer Sciences, 1996Progress in recent decades in the representation of chemical structures is briefly outlined. A reasonable model of the three-dimensional structure of any organic compound can nowadays be generated. This opens the door to the study of the relationships between the 3D structure of organic molecules and physical, chemical, or biological properties. A code
Johann Gasteiger +5 more
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Design of Information Spaces and Retrieval of Information Using Electrostatics in Virtual Spaces
2016Humans have a rich awareness of locations and situations that directs how we interpret and interact with our surroundings. The principle aim of this paper is to create ‘Information Spaces' where people will use their awareness to search, browse and learn. In the same way that they navigate in a physical environment, they will navigate through knowledge.
Vaibhav Madhok, Navin Rustagi
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Information spaces: Notions of proper information and uncertainty
Cybernetics, 1987In this paper the results based on the main structure of discrete uncertainty space are compared with the results known in Shannon's classical information theory. In particular the author tries to axiomatize the results of Shannon's branch so as to extend them to mathematical structures that are weaker.
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2006
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in the 21st century needs to look very different from its 20th-century origins. Computers are becoming ubiquitous; they are disappearing into everyday objects. They are becoming wearable. They are able to communicate with each other autonomously, and they are becoming self-adaptive.
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Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in the 21st century needs to look very different from its 20th-century origins. Computers are becoming ubiquitous; they are disappearing into everyday objects. They are becoming wearable. They are able to communicate with each other autonomously, and they are becoming self-adaptive.
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The Vehicular Information Space Framework
2010Vehicular networks are distributed, self-organizing and highly mobile ad hoc networks. They allow for providing drivers with up-to-the-minute information about their environment. Therefore, they are expected to be a decisive future enabler for enhancing driving comfort and safety. This article introduces the Vehicular Information Space framework (VIS).
Vivian Prinz +2 more
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Architecture as information space
Proceedings. Eighth International Conference on Information Visualisation, 2004. IV 2004., 2004Peter Ferschin, Andreas Gramelhofer
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