@plurid/universality-metering-html v0.1.0

Universality Metering

User Grading System Interface for High-Level Abstracted, Multi-Peer Influenced Content

• Reason
• Concept
• Technology
• Usage
  • Setup
  • HTML universality-metering Element

Reason

Act only according to that maxim whereby you can, at the same time,
will that it should become a universal law.*

* Kant, Immanuel (11993 HE) [11785 HE]. Grounding for the Metaphysics of Morals.
Translated by Ellington, James W. (3rd ed.). Hackett. p. 30. ISBN 0-87220-166-X.

The Universality Metering stands by the above spring of/for action.

It is the quest and the question of a such Universality Metering to obtain a user-given, subjective number pertaining to the universality of an image, video sequence, text, paragraph, sentence, or even a single word.

Concept

A text will have the UM mark at the top right corner (or any other place, if set up differently).

Selection for the Sentence mode of text splitting which will allow valuations on the sentence level.

If the text contains images, videos, canvas and/or iframes elements the selection modes will reflect that by adding the Image, Video, Canvas and Iframe mode respectively.

Due to the highly sensitive, multi-dimensional matters of human (or general idea-based, that is, grounded in touch and sight) language, a single crisp number is only recommended as an introductive step into this valuation metric for the universability of a high-level abstracted conceptual entity:

A more advanced metric would be obtained using fuzzy numbers (types 1 and 2):

Or even a pluridimensional manner of valuation:

The 10 dimensions will be named

• truthness,
• clarity,
• accuracy,
• poetry,
• manipulativeness,
• malevolence,

(to be refined)

Technology

All rating values are between -1000 and 1000.

The user rates in monodimensional mode with crisp numbers

345 or -129 or 551 or -875

The user rates in monodimensional mode with fuzzy numbers type-1

// to sort out the encoding
// maybe
[-250, 351, 0.5]
lower limit, upper limit, membership level (for a triangle)
How are other number shapes defined?

The user rates in monodimensional mode with fuzzy numbers type-2

 // to sort out the encoding

The user rates in pluridimensional mode with crisp numbers (10 dimensions)

[233, -155, 920, -415, -241, 475, -363, 80, 607, -224]

The user rates in pluridimensional mode with fuzzy numbers type-1 (10 dimensions)

// to sort out the encoding

The user rates in pluridimensional mode with fuzzy numbers type-2 (10 dimensions)

// to sort out the encoding

How the user Inputs Values?

Clicking through the interface.

How the HTML element passes the clicking values?

Events emitting.

How the universality-metering software knows which user added which input?

It doesn't. When the event is emitted, the application must record which user saved which value for which text/image/at which timeframe in video, etc.

How the values are stored?

What calculations are made with them?

How are conversions made between

• monodimensional crisp numbers
• monodimensional fuzzy numbers type-1
• monodimensional fuzzy numbers type-2
• pluridimensional mode crisp numbers
• pluridimensional mode fuzzy numbers type-1
• pluridimensional mode fuzzy numbers type-2

?

Should users see how other users rated? How their friends rated? How are friends defined?

The users should see their given rating, if any, and the median from the user given input?, and the estimated level given by an AI?

Usage

Setup

Add the universality-metering script.js and styles.css to the application from the ./pkg folder (or install with npm).

npm install universality-metering

and import

import 'universality-metering';
import 'universality-metering/pkg/styles.css';

using Webpack or anything else to bundle.

HTML universality-metering Element

Add the <universality-metering> HTML Element to a <div> or other HTML Element.