Revision presents a framework for meaning reconstruction in symbolic systems, suggesting improved interpretation methods.
Zenodo Version 2.1 — This revision presents the PUTMAN Model as a compact, implementable core architecture for contextual meaning reconstruction and interpretation shift in recursive symbolic systems. Meaning is modeled as a weighted, typed relational structure that is selectively activated under contextual constraints and reconstructed into ranked candidate interpretations. The revision formalizes canonical objects/operators (activation, reconstruction, admissibility, overlap) and introduces modulators (affect, recursion depth, rigidity), with minimal examples, a basic evaluation protocol, and reference pseudocode to make the framework testable.
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