Polarities (Part 5) | Azimuth
Today I’d like to dig a little deeper into some ideas from Part 2. I’ve been talking about causal loop diagrams. Very roughly speaking, a causal loop diagram is a graph with labeled edg…| Azimuth
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Today I’d like to dig a little deeper into some ideas from Part 2. I’ve been talking about causal loop diagrams. Very roughly speaking, a causal loop diagram is a graph with labeled edg…| Azimuth
I’ve been working with Adittya Chaudhuri on some ideas related to this series of blog articles, and now our paper is done! • John Baez and Adittya Chaudhuri, Graphs with polarities. Abst…| Azimuth
In Part 2, I explained some stuff you can do with graphs whose edges are labeled by elements of a rig. Remember, a rig is like a ring, but it might not have negatives. A great example is the boolea…| Azimuth
I’m talking about ‘causal loop diagrams’, which are graph with edges labeled by ‘polarities’. Often the polarities are simply $latex +$ and $latex -$ signs, like here: But p…| Azimuth
Last time I explained ‘causal loop diagrams’, which are graphs with edges labeled by plus or minus signs, or more general ‘polarities’. These are a way to express qualitativ…| Azimuth
This is a progress report on some joint work with Xiaoyan Li, Nathaniel Osgood and Evan Patterson. Together with collaborators we have been developing software for ‘system dynamics’ mod…| Azimuth
