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| [[dido:public:ra:1.2_views:3_taxonomic:4_data_tax:01_cog_taxonomy:start | Return to Top]] | [[dido:public:ra:1.2_views:3_taxonomic:4_data_tax:01_cog_taxonomy:start | Return to Top]] | ||
| - | There are five different layers in the Cognitive Model. (See [[dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.i_cog_model:start]]). Each piece of "data" used within a DIDO can be classified accordingly. For example, the number of cents in a dollar might be classified as Data. **Note:** to help differentiate the generic, general, and all encompassing use of "data" from the specific cognitive "Data", the cognitive layer is referred to with //Title// case (i.e., first letter is capitalized). | + | There are five different layers in the Cognitive Model. (See [[dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.i_cog_model:start]]). Each piece of "data" used within a DIDO can be classified accordingly. For example, the number of cents in a dollar might be classified as Data. **Note:** to help differentiate the generic, general, and all-encompassing use of "data" from the specific cognitive "Data", the cognitive layer is referred to with //Title// case (i.e., the first letter is capitalized). |
| Stavros and Albrant (( | Stavros and Albrant (( | ||
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| - **Data** - Data that is a raw concept; it simply exists and has no significance beyond its existence (in and of itself). It is the basis upon which **Information** concepts are built. | - **Data** - Data that is a raw concept; it simply exists and has no significance beyond its existence (in and of itself). It is the basis upon which **Information** concepts are built. | ||
| - | - **Information** - A concept aggregating data concepts together. In other words, **Data** that has been given meaning by way of relational connection(s). | + | - **Information** - A concept aggregating data concepts together. In other words, **Data** has been given meaning by way of relational connection(s). |
| - **Knowledge** - A concept relating an appropriate collection of **Information** concepts together, such that its intent is useful. | - **Knowledge** - A concept relating an appropriate collection of **Information** concepts together, such that its intent is useful. | ||
| - **Understanding** - An interpolative and probabilistic concept that reflects **Wisdom** concepts. | - **Understanding** - An interpolative and probabilistic concept that reflects **Wisdom** concepts. | ||
| - **Wisdom** - An extrapolative and nondeterministic, non-probabilistic concept, which is built upon **Understanding** concepts. | - **Wisdom** - An extrapolative and nondeterministic, non-probabilistic concept, which is built upon **Understanding** concepts. | ||
| - | Flow between the cognitive layers is bidirectional and can have many-to-many relationships. For example, any particular **Wisdom** concept can be associated with any number of **Understanding** concepts. The inverse is also true; **Understanding** concepts can also be used to help support any number of **Wisdom** Concepts. | + | The flow between the cognitive layers is bidirectional and can have many-to-many relationships. For example, any particular **Wisdom** concept can be associated with any number of **Understanding** concepts. The inverse is also true; **Understanding** concepts can also be used to help support any number of **Wisdom** Concepts. |
| ===== Data Protection ===== | ===== Data Protection ===== | ||
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| Facts are not by themselves protected under U.S. Copyright law. For example, you can not copyright the temperature recorded outdoors. | Facts are not by themselves protected under U.S. Copyright law. For example, you can not copyright the temperature recorded outdoors. | ||
| - | The U.S. does provide some protection of data (i.e., facts) organized into a datastore (i.e., databases) (( | + | The U.S. does provide some protection of data (i.e., facts) organized into a data store (i.e., databases) (( |
| __Feist Publicans, Inc., Petitioner v. Rural Telephone Service Company, Inc.__, | __Feist Publicans, Inc., Petitioner v. Rural Telephone Service Company, Inc.__, | ||
| 499 U.S. 340(1991) | 499 U.S. 340(1991) | ||
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