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concept:architecture-as-structure-computingArchitecture as structure (computing)
The definition of 'architecture' in computing as the structural design of systems, dating to 1960s mainframes, central to information architecture.
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- information architectureassociated_withField Steenson worked in (1997 onwards); term denoting structural design of information systems; borrowed 'architecture' from computer design.
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- The actual computational operations a model performs, which the paper argues need not mirror representational structure
- Poset with join and meet operations satisfying associativity, commutativity, idempotency, and absorption laws.
- Conventional programming constructs like variables, arrays; claimed unnecessary for Elephant programs.
- The central question of whether representational geometry implies corresponding computational structure
- Intersection Steenson researched in master's thesis on Cedric Price's Generator project; precursor to her work on AI and architecture.
- The focus on visual imagery or style that leads to forms not attainable by structure-preserving steps.
- The varied neural network architectures used in the RL experiments to test whether the alignment phenomenon generalizes across architectures.
- A hierarchical branching structure with single-parent nodes, which Alexander rejected for urban design.