Axioms and Definition
The axioms of the two-sorted algebra, in addition to the axioms of the lattice :
To focus an information on combined with another information to domain, one may as well first focus the second information to and combine then.
To focus an information on and, one may focus it to .
An information combined with a part of itself gives nothing new.
Each information refers to at least one domain (question). |
A two-sorted algebra satisfying these axioms is called an Information Algebra.
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