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No. Many real domains like natural language are too complex and fuzzy to accurately model with tuples. To be truly universal, your model needs to be computatio
by Legend2440 3y ago
No. Many real domains like natural language are too complex and fuzzy to accurately model with tuples.
To be truly universal, your model needs to be computationally stronger - it needs to be turing complete. For example fractals could never be modeled by any number of tuples, but can be perfectly represented by very short computer programs.
- Mikhail_Edoshin 3y agoCan a program be modeled by a finite number of tuples?
- bostik 3y agoProbably yes, but for any program of sufficient complexity, that finite number may have an inconvenient number of digits.
- Legend2440 3y agoThe program's output and behavior can't. The source code can.