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I came to the same conclusion, and the closest thing I’ve found is using a graph database.
by halfcat 2y ago
I came to the same conclusion, and the closest thing I’ve found is using a graph database.
- XorNot 2y agoI've had the same thought but then gave up because it's not even a single graph: we assume it's a single graph because some parts of "concept - connection - concept" tuples...but that fails to capture the reality that the aggregate behavior of a system can implement a wholly different behavior. A practical example of this would be neural networks in AI: which collectively implement functions much greater then the individual links.
- 9dev 2y agoYou can always build a subgraph and find a connection to bring that into the main graph. If it’s part of a system, it’s part of the graph.
- gdegani 2y agoI have the same conclusion, if you capture the model as a graph you can then derive from the graph as many visual representations as you need, for instance, this tool can generate archimate context diagrams from the graph data ( mostly by doing "ontology translation" ) https://github.com/zazuko/blueprint https://github.com/zazuko/blueprint