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Information Format
Data
Structures for all information will be structured purely for the purpose of
management, editing, storage, compiling, and retrieval by "Jane". This is my initial design
for every piece of information maintained by Jane. The primary structure
is that:
Jane shall store and index every word, phrase, and character. Jane shall maintain a universal dictionary of words, phrases and characters. Jane shall create and maintain user dictionaries when requested. All documents will maintain an internal dictionary, or may opt to have an internal global dictionary added.
The only limitation is that a type index length is restricted to an integer length of 15 bytes or 120 bits. This is an large number of data types. Jane must have complete knowledge about all information that she is asked to manage. Each value has a real world purpose. This purpose must be known to Jane, and managed in the best possible way. So we are looking at the creation of information in a way that reduces the overhead in its creation. The overhead in parsing, and the overhead in its visual display and hard copy logic. Also the search and replace logic must be universal for all knowledge known about every word, character, number using its data type, format, and classification. find first proper case user's first name clif that is bold and not underlined with an on click event This statement is parsed into indexes and therefore the search is optimized to extremely simple index compares. Replacement is also optimized. find type index 1 value index 2 and units index 4 and (format value containing index 34 and 25 and not 22) This format is optimized for compiler parsing, storage and transporting. No
compression scheme should be necessary, especially if we utilize global
dictionaries. Even with using internal dictionaries, compression should be
comparable to the best compression schemes that we now utilize. |