Methods/ Graph runs on arrival ideas@1

Ideas

The library's conversations read for their ideas: what each person put into words, in the words that were said, and where ideas met, within a conversation and across them (carrying). A method over a library of recordings; its graph's moments stay as its profile read them.

The program

10 steps

1
voices declare code · declaring voices

Every named speaker is a person of the library before anything is said about them.
2
find jev Jev · reading

Jev answers the profile's finders on every passage.

→ writesanswersjev_tokens

gate code code · reading

Which passages each vocabulary asks: those whose finders say they speak of one of its kinds.

readsanswers → writesunitsindexgated

given vocabs, words

{
  "vocabs": [
    {
      "dim": "person",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_person"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "person"
      ],
      "question": "Which person does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "Someone not listed here, or no one",
      "ask": "every person spoken about beyond a passing name, by their usual full name",
      "cap": 250,
      "also": "Besides the main one, which other person does the speaker in `passage` also talk about?",
      "also_none": "No other person, or one not listed",
      "stage": "vocabulary"
    },
    {
      "dim": "work",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_work"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "work"
      ],
      "question": "Which book, paper, film or other work does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "One not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each book, paper, film or other work spoken about, by its title",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary"
    },
    {
      "dim": "project",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_project"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "project"
      ],
      "question": "Which organisation, institution, project or product does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "One not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each organisation, institution, project, community or product spoken about, by its usual name (never a person: people are named elsewhere)",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary_terms"
    },
    {
      "dim": "place",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_place"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "place"
      ],
      "question": "Which place does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "A place not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each named place spoken about (a country, a city, a village, a coast, a mountain), by its usual name",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary"
    },
    {
      "dim": "tradition",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_tradition"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "tradition"
      ],
      "question": "Which tradition, practice or teaching does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "One not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each named tradition, practice, teaching, discipline or sacred text spoken about (never a person)",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary_terms"
    },
    {
      "dim": "concept_used",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "works_with_concept"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "concept"
      ],
      "question": "Which concept or term does the speaker in `passage` chiefly work with?",
      "none": "A concept not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "the concept or term the speaker works with (develops, applies, questions or criticises), in its usual form; a concept is a term or idea, not a claim about something",
      "cap": 250,
      "stage": "vocabulary_terms
…

vocabulary vocabulary Jev + frontier · reading vocabulary

Jev chooses among the library's own names; the frontier names what no option fits, each passage once, and Jev is asked again.

readsanswersgatedjev_tokens → writesmaps

given vocabs

{
  "vocabs": [
    {
      "dim": "person",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_person"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "person"
      ],
      "question": "Which person does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "Someone not listed here, or no one",
      "ask": "every person spoken about beyond a passing name, by their usual full name",
      "cap": 250,
      "also": "Besides the main one, which other person does the speaker in `passage` also talk about?",
      "also_none": "No other person, or one not listed",
      "stage": "vocabulary"
    },
    {
      "dim": "work",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_work"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "work"
      ],
      "question": "Which book, paper, film or other work does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "One not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each book, paper, film or other work spoken about, by its title",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary"
    },
    {
      "dim": "project",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_project"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "project"
      ],
      "question": "Which organisation, institution, project or product does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "One not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each organisation, institution, project, community or product spoken about, by its usual name (never a person: people are named elsewhere)",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary_terms"
    },
    {
      "dim": "place",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_place"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "place"
      ],
      "question": "Which place does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "A place not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each named place spoken about (a country, a city, a village, a coast, a mountain), by its usual name",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary"
    },
    {
      "dim": "tradition",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "speaks_of_tradition"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "tradition"
      ],
      "question": "Which tradition, practice or teaching does the speaker in `passage` talk about?",
      "none": "One not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "each named tradition, practice, teaching, discipline or sacred text spoken about (never a person)",
      "cap": 120,
      "stage": "vocabulary_terms"
    },
    {
      "dim": "concept_used",
      "span": "mention",
      "gate": [
        "works_with_concept"
      ],
      "kinds": [
        "concept"
      ],
      "question": "Which concept or term does the speaker in `passage` chiefly work with?",
      "none": "A concept not listed here, or none",
      "ask": "the concept or term the speaker works with (develops, applies, questions or criticises), in its usual form; a concept is a term or idea, not a claim about something",
      "cap": 250,
      "stage": "vocabulary_terms
…

5
understand frontier frontier · reading the conversation

One reading of the whole conversation, oldest first: the ideas put into words (who voiced each, where, doing what, in which words, about what) and where they met.

readsanswersmaps → writesreading
6
build code code · building

Moves where the words were found, kept only as said; meetings and events; mentions; an idea none of whose words were found let go. Code.

readsanswersmapsreading → writesentitiesspans
7
keep code code

Only these kinds of span are kept to be written; the rest of what this reading made is let go.

readsspans → writesspans
given kinds
```
{
  "kinds": [
    "move"
  ]
}
```
8
write write code · writing

What this reading made replaces these kinds of span in each work it read.

readsspans
given kinds
```
{
  "kinds": [
    "move"
  ]
}
```
9
resolve frontier frontier · resolving

Names the frontier gave in free words become entities of the library.
10
carry frontier frontier · carrying

Each conversation's ideas, beside the earlier conversations' nearest in meaning, judged twice (a third time where they split): where one says an earlier idea again or meets it is a meeting. The conversations after one read again are carried again.

readsspans