Knowledge Archtecture Logical Layer Paradigms
One of the main keys to effective Knowledge Architecture integration an optimization, lies in the selection, separation, and integration of optimal logical layer paradigms.

Modeling Architecture Paradigm
The integrated framework proposed in this section is designed with a main integrating operation paradigm, the Modeling Architecture Paradigm (MAP), built by integrating three other logically layered paradigms. Together they define an optimized and integrated knowledge architecture framework and platform. The MAP is the integrated operation paradigm, specifically designed to define, input, manage, and share models, project models through viewpoints, perspectives, and notations, onto views, as well as manage model execution (e.g. instantiation, orchestration, notification, context rules, dynamic indicators). SeeModeling Architecture Paradigm (MAP).

Semantics Architecture Paradigm
Supported by the other logical layer paradigms, the top logical layer paradigm supports resource semantics, it is the Semantics Architecture Paradigm (SAP). In modeling, for example, modeling components are essentially virtual semantic components that get related to notational (e.g. graphic, glyphs, text, volumes) components, supporting multiple notational representations for models and their components. SeeSemantics Architecture Paradigm (SAP).

Knowledge Architecture Paradigm
Directly supporting the Semantics Architecture Paradigm (SAP), and supported by the Processing Architecture Paradigm (PAP) logical layers, the Knowledge Architecture Paradigm (KAP), based on concepts, principles and patterns defined in this document, is central and key to the whole architecture. Mapping knowledge to representations, this layer supports knowledge management. SeeKnowledge Architecture Paradigm (KAP).

Processing Architecture Paradigm
Supporting all layers, processing, and application, the Processing Architecture Paradigm is a modular and structured MCV (Model-Controler-View) framework and platform, designed to support knowledge architecture with power, flexibility, virtualization, integration, and scalability. The PAP is also designed to be platform and vendor independent, as well as to support modular implementation from different vendors. SeeProcessing Architecture Paradigm (PAP).

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