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| === Stefan Göller and Gérard Milmeister (CSD University of Zürich/MultiMedia Lab) === | === Stefan Göller and Gérard Milmeister (CSD University of Zürich/MultiMedia Lab) === | ||
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| + | **First Composition Operators in Distributed Rubato** | ||
| So far the PrimaVista Browser could be used to display denotators, where the folding operation played a central role, so that high-dimensional spaces can be visualized in ordinary 3D Euclidean space. The browser is also a platform for accessing functional components, the Rubettes. Denotators can be sent to and received from Rubettes, as examplified by the EspressoRubette. The next step in augmenting the functionality of the browser is the implementation of directly accessible operations for manipulating denotators. These include the common boolean operations and various transformations. They form the fundamental tools for composition. | So far the PrimaVista Browser could be used to display denotators, where the folding operation played a central role, so that high-dimensional spaces can be visualized in ordinary 3D Euclidean space. The browser is also a platform for accessing functional components, the Rubettes. Denotators can be sent to and received from Rubettes, as examplified by the EspressoRubette. The next step in augmenting the functionality of the browser is the implementation of directly accessible operations for manipulating denotators. These include the common boolean operations and various transformations. They form the fundamental tools for composition. | ||