Organizational Closure

Circular topology of production processes whereby the product of a system's operation is its own organization.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

paper

framework

Autopoiesis
implements
Maturana-Varela principle of self-maintaining systems that organize themselves through internal feedback; extended here to biological, technological, and hybrid systems.

concept

Eigenform / Eigenbehaviour
associated_with
Von Foerster's term for the invariant pattern generated by a recursive process; used to define identity of a self.
Closure Thesis
extends
Every autonomous system is organizationally closed, with eigenbehaviour constituting invariant identity.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Closingmethod0.832
Dynamic condition: ending a branch or closing a frame.
Functional closureconcept0.784
The property of a subsystem that cannot influence others; used to lesion systems in simulations.
Closure Operatorsconcept0.770
Operators X → X'' on subsets of objects or attributes, satisfying extensivity, monotonicity and idempotence.
Closure to Efficient Causationframework0.763
Rosen's key concept making the (M,R)-system an irreducible cause of its own organization.
Patch-Closureconcept0.752
A set property meaning all coordinate patches of its elements remain within the set; proved equivalent to axis-aligned hyperrectangles
Next Closure Algorithmconcept0.736
Efficient algorithm for computing all closed sets (intents or extents) in lectic order without storing exponential lists.
cancel commitmentmethod0.710
Internal action to revoke a commitment in Elephant.
Openingmethod0.704
Dynamic condition: the move of making space, starting a new branch or frame.