Method Overview

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Define core learning operations (composition, abstraction, analogy) as categorical structures

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Model examples of real-world learning trajectories (e.g. concept maps, planning sequences, reflective practice) using these structures

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Use visual and algebraic tools to reveal where epistemic composition succeeds or breaks

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Optionally build tooling to track or simulate epistemic composition (e.g. a learning graph based on Logseq or Omnicat-style representation)

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Apply the model to system design or planning problems to demonstrate usefulness

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