Set Theory and Logic

    

Sense Theory (Part 6): Sense Diagrams

Authors: Egger Mielberg

Simple and readable diagrams of a complex set of any kind would allow a million of connections between elements of that set to be formulated and understood clearly. Current diagrams provide the visual solution for the first four-five sets mostly, but it is unreadable for the number of sets in more than five. We propose a solution, sense diagrams, for visualization of multimillion sets using sense-to-sense paradigm [1]. The nature of the set can be any. The nature of the elements of a set may differ from each other. The main criterion of the use of this diagrams is the presence of qualitative or/and quantitative properties of an element of the set.

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