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framework:primary-moves-of-diagrammatic-positionPrimary moves of diagrammatic position
Foundational spatial operations: above/below, next to, inside/outside, proximity, and placement that structure all diagrammatic relations.
Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count
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- Vectorial tensions of relations among elements of argumentassociated_withThe page is understood as a field of forces and tensions, not static, in which elements struggle for primacy and balance.
- Print conventions and their spatial constraintsassociated_withEstablished rules of typography, alignment, and page layout inherited from metal type that continue to structure composition and meaning-making.
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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- The foundational set of spatial operations: position as distinction, relativity of all elements, and agonistic struggle within graphical systems.
- Primary move: positioning elements as an act of division and distinction, the first gesture that defines the spatial field.
- Primary move: the relativity of all things within the system, manifesting as agonistic struggle and vectorial force.
- Primary move: the dynamics of unfolding and enfolding of elements within the system.
- Mechanism for encoding sequence order in transformers; paper argues these should reflect learned structural representations rather than fixed sines/cosines.
- The number of spatial moves and refinements possible in diagrammatic systems is nearly infinitehypothesis0.747Proposed within the framework that while primary moves are limited, their inflections and attributes are boundless.