Common Business Communication Language (CBCL)

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• Causal Representation Learning (CRL)framework0.728
  Schölkopf et al.'s framework combining representation learning with causal inference.
• in-context learning (ICL)concept0.710
  Test-time adaptation from prompt or retrieved context with no parameter updates.
• asynchronous communicationconcept0.690
  Communication where sender does not block; dominant in Linda.
• A programming language is low level when its programs require attention to the irrelevant.concept0.690
  Epigraph by Alan Perlis motivating the search for abstract conceptual models in Fruit's design philosophy.
• Communication inputs and outputs are in an I-O language whose sentences are meaningful speech acts approximately in the sense of philosophers and linguists. These include questions, answers, offers, acceptances, declinations, requests, permissions and promises.claim0.682
  First key claim in the abstract.
• common senseconcept0.681
  The practical, reality-based judgment that guides successful unfolding and adaptation.
• Computer-mediated communication (CMC) theoryframework0.681
  Retrieved paper examines CMC in human interactions; potentially applicable to VC-LP digital communication.
• Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP)framework0.677
  A formal language for describing concurrent processes via message passing.