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An example![]() What kinds of space does this diagram describe?The space of the underground. The space of the page. The space-time of a journey. Abstract spaces ...Relationships Transitions Paths | |
Blueprints of Abstract Space | |
DefinitionDiagrams are information spaces - visual information arranged in two spatial dimensions. But diagrams can also refer to other information spaces - the binary tree is a map of an abstract space of relationships. Diagrams can also create information spaces, acting as a blueprint to generate new information. ExampleRecord every decision taken when navigating an abstract map. What do you get? DemonstrationA more abstract path - let's play "guess a number". ![]() Complex abstract spacesAny string of symbols can be described by a path through information space. The map of that space describes a language. Here is the map of the space of UK car registration plates: ![]() |
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