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[ID#] 20 [Author(s)] Janos Korn [Abstract] The real world and the world of thought are interfaced by perception which responds to physical effects. Information is described as a means like a picture, writing, body language etc. with meaning carried by a physical object like paint/paper which creates a physical effect. The task of information is to change mental states : ignorance or uncertainty. Thus, there are two kinds of information : called �direct� and �choice�, both can be represented with a calculated measure of effectiveness so as to fit into linguistic modelling. A measure of quantity can be assigned to choice information. Linguistic modelling, through a simple example, is used to represent the generation, transmission and reception of information i.e. to create an information system (IS). [Title] 
Empirical Background To Information.
UKAIS 2003: Abstracts
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