Skills Algebra
Definition
A skills algebra is a formal structure where:
- = set of skills
- = composition operation
- = identity element
- = set of tasks
- = fitness function
Axioms
- Associativity:
- Identity:
- Fitness coherence: for all
This makes a monoid.
Induced Structures
Divisibility Pre-order
Complexity Filtration
Induces strata:
Task-Relative Ontology
Galois Connection
Closed elements = natural kinds.
Full Skill Structure
Combining with mereology:
A monoidal poset with coherence conditions relating mereological and algebraic structures.
Summary Table
| Construct | Definition | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Skills monoid | Generative engine | |
| Divisibility | Algebraic order | |
| Complexity | Stratification | |
| Task-relative set | Perspectival ontology | |
| Galois connection | Natural kinds | |
| Mereological order | Constitutional structure |
Related Concepts
- skills — Elements of the algebra
- composition — The operation
- ontology — Induced from algebra
- mereology — Complementary structure
- ontological-expansion — Algebra growth