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Yinyang bipolar cognition and bipolar cognitive mapping (2005).

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Author	Zhang, Wen-Ran
Abstract	Modern scientific advances draw computational and reasoning power primarily from unipolar cognition. Unipolar cognition is based on unipolar logical systems defined in the unipolar space {0, 1} or [0,1]. Aristotle’s bivalent logic (300BC), Boolean logic, and fuzzy logic belong to unipolar systems. Despite of the great success of unipolar cognition, it can be argued that unipolar systems use a bottom-up approach and bipolar cognition is necessary in the understanding of micro- and/or macrocosms as equilibrium worlds with a top-down holistic approach. A computational framework is outlined in this paper for YinYang bipolar cognition and bipolar cognitive mapping. In bipolar cognition, a universe is either an equilibrium or quasior non-equilibrium. Since any n-polar equilibrium (including quasi- or non-equilibrium) can be converted to one or more bipolar equilibriums, bipolarity as a generic and inherent part of equilibrium is inseparable from bipolar truth. This bipolar worldview is originated from the ancient Chinese Daoist YinYang theory (600BC). This work introduces a family of YinYang bipolar logical systems for modeling bipolar equilibriums. A number of basic laws related to bipolar equilibrium relations are formally proved. A bipolar modal logic is proposed. The notions of life, existence, energy, stability, and a mathematical characterization of bipolar disorder are presented. Basic ideas are illustrated with bipolar cognitive mapping in international relations.
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Publisher Date	2005-01-01
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Subject Keyword	Bottom-up Approach Bipolar Cognition Bipolar Modal Logic Top-down Holistic Approach Bipolar Equilibrium Relation Bipolar Truth Computational Framework Boolean Logic Ancient Chinese Daoist Yinyang Theory Modern Scientific Advance Quasior Non-equilibrium Unipolar Cognition Bipolar Equilibrium Yinyang Bipolar Cognition Basic Idea Basic Law Mathematical Characterization International Relation Fuzzy Logic Belong Great Success Yinyang Bipolar Logical System Equilibrium World Bipolar Cognitive Mapping Bipolar Disorder N-polar Equilibrium Inherent Part Unipolar Logical System Unipolar Space Aristotle Bivalent Logic Bipolar Worldview Unipolar System
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