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framework:whitehead-compositionalityWhitehead Compositionality
Process theory variant requiring all ingredients have clear meaningful ontological counterparts in reality.
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- Process TheoryextendsFoundational framework consisting of systems (wires), processes (boxes), and composition (wirings); basis for quantum and compositional reasoning.
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- Primary guiding question for the paper; explores multiple formulations and uses of the term.
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- Process theory where all ingredients have clear meaningful ontological counterparts in reality
- Central concept: how meaning of wholes depends on meanings of parts and their structural arrangement; multiple formulations explored (Frege, Schrödinger, Whitehead, LEGO).
- Summary claim listing four types of compositionality distinguished in the talk
- Strongest form of compositional theory requiring full decomposability and meaningful parts.
- Formal linguistic principle: meaning of a whole depends only on meanings of parts and how they are fitted together (bottom-up meaning flow).
- Denotation function µ decomposes over operations so meaning of compound expressions follows from meanings of parts
- Artificial intelligence built on compositional principles, including NLP and beyond