Talk:Granular computing

Huh?
huh??!?? Maybe it is because my mother tongue is not english but this explanation does nothing for me. If the purpose of these words are to impart knowledge this fails dismally. I see a lot of talk where people talk about having things at a more granular level but the meaning escapes me entirely and an article like this does not make the subject any more accessible to the lay person. Granular as a word I suspect is related to a grain as in a grain of sand or are there other contexts in which the word can be used which could be the couse of my struggle to visualize the concept? --Renier Maritz 08:24, 19 December 2006 (UTC)


 * Grains of sand is exactly the right metaphor. A large-grained (coarser) view means that you are looking at larger features of a system and neglecting smaller-scale properties.  A small-grained (finer) view means that you are looking at smaller features of a system, which may imply access to larger scale properties as well.  The term "granular computing" is one of these over-broad terms (like cybernetics) that does not (yet) have any specific set of methods or algorithms associated with it.  I will try to see if I can clarify the page somewhat... Dfass 15:15, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

Robotics project attention needed
Chaosdruid (talk) 10:03, 24 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Inline refs
 * Check sources
 * Check prose and content
 * Reassess against B class list