Classification from a Computable Viewpoint

Classification from a Computable Viewpoint

Classification of Metaphors from Jurjani\'s Viewpoint

Abdul Qadir Jurjânî, with his two famous books, is the most important scholar of Islamic rhetoric. He is the founder of rhetoric in the Muslim world. One of Jurjânî’s most prominent accomplishments is his comprehensive classification of metaphors. First of all, Jurjânî distinguishes between non-expressive and expressive metaphors, and then presents subclasses for expressive, or “useful”, metaph...

What Is Computable? What Is Feasibly Computable? A Physicist's Viewpoint

In this chapter, we show how the questions of what is computable and what is feasibly computable can be viewed from the viewpoint of physics: what is computable within the current physics? what is computable if we assume – as many physicists do – that no final physical theory is possible? what is computable if we consider data processing, i.e., computations based on physical inputs? Our physics...

Relational Learning: A Web-Page Classification Viewpoint

This paper organises some general observations on Relational Learning which arose from research into classifying Web pages. The motivation for this piece is to contribute towards developing a broad overview of the field, so as to understand which aspects of Relational Learning are common to all domains, and which aspects are peculiar to specific domains. Hence the views presented here are neces...

On the Classification of Computable Languages

1 Computer and Information Sciences Department, 101A Smith Hall, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-2586, U.S.A., case~cis .udel .edu. 2 Computer Science, Sacred Heart University, 5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT 06432-1000, U.S.A., kinberCshu, sacredheart , edu. 3 School of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, 2052, Australia, arun 9 unsw. edu....