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Subsection 1.2.1
graph LR
S[structure] -- "Constraint 🔳" --> O[order]
O -- "Formalization 🧩" --> R[representation]
R -- "Inference 🧬" --> F[function]
Figure 1.2.1.
A mermaid diagram showing the
concept bridge underlying measured data and the rules the govern it.
Structure
The underlying ’
informational landscape ’ describing relations between
physical systems .
Informational landscape refers to the totality of relationships, constraints, and
physical properties that characterize a
physical system independently of any particular representation.
Constraint
The rules, laws, symmetries, or boundary conditions that define the set of feasible states that may emerge from structure.
Order
Patterns, regularities, and organization of
physical properties that emerge from constraints on their structure.
Formalization
Representation
Inference
The logical deduction of physical behavior from a mathematical representation.
Function
Resulting behavior of
physical systems that are expressed from the representation of the ordered information.
