Understanding and working with observation contexts
An Observation Context is a set of beliefs that are grouped together based on how the Self-Model perceives the world. For example, if a Self-Model is tracking their sleep and heart rate variability, they might create an Observation Context for “Sleep and Heart Rate Variability”.
Observation Contexts can be used to:
When working with Observation Contexts, you can create a Conceptualized Belief System that forms a graph data structure representing an ontology of a Self-Model:
Understanding and working with observation contexts
An Observation Context is a set of beliefs that are grouped together based on how the Self-Model perceives the world. For example, if a Self-Model is tracking their sleep and heart rate variability, they might create an Observation Context for “Sleep and Heart Rate Variability”.
Observation Contexts can be used to:
When working with Observation Contexts, you can create a Conceptualized Belief System that forms a graph data structure representing an ontology of a Self-Model: