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- p(xi = 0) should be the same for all i (?) - p(xi = 0) should be the same for all i (?)
- but in the next sentence Alexander moves to "roughly the same in significance", which is both distinct than the previous and more reasonable IMHO. - but in the next sentence Alexander moves to "roughly the same in significance", which is both distinct than the previous and more reasonable IMHO.
## Solution ### Solution
- the tension between form-making (integration) and analysis (fragmentation) is resolved by "finding knots": problems are not homogeneous, they actually have some structure, so there are right ways to tackle them. - the tension between form-making (integration) and analysis (fragmentation) is resolved by "finding knots": problems are not homogeneous, they actually have some structure, so there are right ways to tackle them.
- reminds me of [[computational complexity]] - reminds me of [[computational complexity]]
- p124 well decomposed sets will tend to be densely connected internally but have few or no links (the latter usually being not achievable) between sets - p124 well decomposed sets will tend to be densely connected internally but have few or no links (the latter usually being not achievable) between sets
- "It is the culmination of the designer's task to make every diagram both a pattern and a unit. As a unit it will fit into the hierarchy of larger components that fall above it; as a [[pattern]] it will specify the hierarchy of smaller com­ponents which it itself is made of." - "It is the culmination of the designer's task to make every diagram both a pattern and a unit. As a unit it will fit into the hierarchy of larger components that fall above it; as a [[pattern]] it will specify the hierarchy of smaller com­ponents which it itself is made of."
### Epilogue