#4 what is a node?
In this video, we move beyond the high-level overview and focus on a fundamental building block: the node. We break down its three key characteristics—what it means for a node to be an atomic entity, how it's identifiable in isolation, and the power of its unique attributes. You'll learn: • How the atomic nature of nodes enables efficient legal reasoning and retrieval. • Why "hierarchy agnostic" nodes are crucial for building a flexible semantic web for Indian law. • The difference between semantically useless macro-relations and rich, precise micro-relations between legal provisions. • How unique attributes allow us to trace the historical trajectory of laws without creating unnecessary noise. #ai #ComputationalLaw #LegalTech #SemanticWeb #IndianLaw #LawAndTechnology #AIInfrastructure #LegalData #Staram #LegalSemantics #RDF #KnowledgeGraphs #LegalInnovation
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0:00 What is a Node? 0:34 The 3 Core Characteristics of a Node 3:49 Node vs. Token: An Introduction Timestamps by StampBot 🤖 (322-4-what-is-a-node)
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0:00 What is a node? Semantic funnel context explained. 0:34 Node characteristics: atomic, identifiable in isolation, unique attributes. 0:50 Nodes as atomic entities: easy combination, difficult subdivision, binary logic. 1:44 Nodes identifiable in isolation: hierarchy agnostic and RDF triples. 2:16 Nodes with unique attributes allow for rich micro-relations and historical trajectories. 3:29 Summary: Nodes are fixed subdivisions for positive law with rich relations. 3:49 Node vs Token: a preview of their deterministic and fluid natures. Timestamps by StampBot 🤖 (322-4-what-is-a-node)