AITP-NCFL October Presentation

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AITP-NCFL October Presentation

Time: October 28, 2014 from 5:15pm to 7:45pm
Location: UF Hilton
Street: 1714 SW 34th St
City/Town: Gainesville
Website or Map: http://www3.hilton.com/en/hot…
Phone: (352) 354-AITP
Event Type: dinner, and, presentation
Organized By: North-Central Florida chapter of AITP
Latest Activity: Oct 23, 2014

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Event Description

We're honored and delighted to have Tony Barr, creator of the SAS programming language and founder of Barr Systems here in Gainesville, making an intriguing presentation on his latest project, "A Model Of Reality".


"It is my belief that a better model for knowledge representation is to use
pictures to represent types, objects, and functions. The unification of set
theory, functions, and the type/ object model is a minimalistic formalism that
is sufficient for both type and object representation. It can be shown to be one
to one with the structure of languages such as C# and Pascal."


To see the full description of the presentation, view the meeting flyer at
aitp-ncfl.org/pdf/201410.pdf 

Please feel free to forward this to anyone you think might be interested in this fascinating topic.

Reservations are requested for this presentation. 
It's easy to RSVP.  Just send an email to reserve@aitp-ncfl.org

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