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Try to keep everything in the same type, such the notion of treating all data in terms of [[Page/File/Service]], so that all elements have the same common features, is a way to control complexity. In other words, [[Monoid]] is a [[Category Theory|category theoretical strategy]] to conduct [[Universal data abstraction]]. | Monoid is a foundational algebraic structure that can be applied to many fields. Try to keep everything in the same type, such the notion of treating all data in terms of [[Page/File/Service]], so that all elements have the same common features, is a way to control complexity. In other words, [[Monoid]] is a [[Category Theory|category theoretical strategy]] to conduct [[Universal data abstraction]]. | ||
In Chinese, Monoid is called: [[wikipedia:zh:幺半群|幺半群]]. | In Chinese, Monoid is called: [[wikipedia:zh:幺半群|幺半群]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:16, 5 July 2023
Monoid is a foundational algebraic structure that can be applied to many fields. Try to keep everything in the same type, such the notion of treating all data in terms of Page/File/Service, so that all elements have the same common features, is a way to control complexity. In other words, Monoid is a category theoretical strategy to conduct Universal data abstraction.
In Chinese, Monoid is called: 幺半群.
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