Knowledge Structures for Communications in omputer Systems: General Automata–Based

Provides a comprehensive look at general automata as a method in establishing the fundamentals for communication in human-computer systems (HCS). This book presents six features required of the method to achieve the desired communication in HCS. It offers an analysis for each feature and illustrates the result with practical applications.

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This excellent guide provides a comprehensive look at general automata as a method in establishing the fundamentals for communication in human-computer systems. It presents six features required of a method to achieve the desired communication in HCS: extracting and storing the knowledge of sentences, knowledge association, deductive processes, inferences, feedback, and sequencing of knowledge. After the analysis for each feature is presented, the result is illustrated with practical applications.