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Understand this for me Software for Concept Analysis David Upton (Stirling Reid Limited) Operational analysis example Words. Language Games Wittgenstein: Language Games Please paint the back door this afternoon.. Was that not what


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“Understand this for me”

Software for Concept Analysis David Upton (Stirling Reid Limited)

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Operational analysis example

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Words.

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Language Games

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Wittgenstein: Language Games

Please paint the back door this afternoon….. Was that not what you wanted?

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Ranges of meaning: “affordability”

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Language games as group indicators

“…We [SBS] even had a different language from the

  • SAS. For scoff we said scran. We had a wet, they had a
  • brew. We went for a yomp, they a tab. We went to the

head, they to the *******…” (Duncan Falconer, ‘First Into Action’, 1998)

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Operationalising this idea

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Spies and cyphers

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Noisy channel examples (1)

 You receive ‘yhe’ instead of ‘the’:

 Error explained by ‘y’ key being next to ‘t’ on

standard keyboard.

 Deduction: channel involved QWERTY keyboard.

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Noisy channel examples (2)

 You receive ‘ind’

instead of ‘and’

 i = ..  a = .-  Error explained by

  • ne Morse code ‘digit’

being wrong.

 Deduction: channel

involved morse code

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We need something to compare

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Selecting a corpus?

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Buildings? Large craters? Roads? Small craters?

Dictionaries

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Just a matter of counting!

for file in target_list:

filepath = self.training_folder+'\\'+file mydict = self.open_json(filepath, values) for item in mydict['data']: if item[0] in fuzzy_dict.keys(): fuzzy_dict[item[0]] += item[1]/mydict['size'] else: fuzzy_dict[item[0]] = int(item[1])/int(mydict['size' signature1 = {} signature1['data'] = fuzzy_dict.most_common(signature_length)

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Ranges of meaning: “affordability”

cost expenditure money media reputation image waste responsible energy bargain saving cheap risk survival secure time speed late

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Summary

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Summary

  • A system to measure the ‘meanings’ of words, as

they are used by different writers

  • Avoid misunderstanding
  • Address requirements more precisely
  • Assess opposing views more clearly
  • Better document triage.
  • David@simulation.cc
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