Papers
Independent research on how agents and institutions remember: what a statement is, when it was true, and when it was learned. Published openly on Zenodo, with the implementations in the open-source projects.
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Metagraph Encodings over Identified Triples: Exact Images, Temporal Integrity, and Structural Depth
Methods for encoding and decoding finite directed hypergraphs as identified triples, with conditions for invertibility, and a treatment of temporal consistency and structural analysis: snapshot theorems, version tracking, metapath recognition and reference-depth metrics.
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Layered Bitemporal Graphs: Statement Identity, Two Clocks, and Metagraphs as Tags
How agent systems can keep statement identity and provenance, studied through bitemporal graphs in which statements refer to one another and track both when a claim was valid and when it was recorded. Implemented in Tiramemsu, an SQLite-based graph database.
Read on Zenodo doi:10.5281/zenodo.23139229 Implementation: Tiramemsu