Physics of open systems overcomes real complexity of open systems, perceives them in natural scale without resorting to expert knowledge, subjective analysis and interpretations. Its scientific methods and technologies produce scientifically proven ontological knowledge from the systems’ empirical descriptions that in turn are gathered from a huge amount of semi-structured, multimodal, multidimensional, and heterogeneous data, provide scientific understanding and rational explanation of obtained knowledge, research its value (correctness, fullness, and completeness), and carry out a deep and detailed analytics of multidimensional open systems on the basis of knowledge about their ontology.
Part of the book: Ontology in Information Science