Modalprojectie
Modalprojectie is a theoretical framework that combines modal logic with projection techniques to analyze how modal claims—such as necessity and possibility—can be represented and manipulated within computational or cognitive models. It treats modalities as operators that act on a space of states or possible worlds and uses projection methods to translate these structures into more tractable feature representations.
Formally, modalprojectie envisions a base set of states, a relation of accessibility between states, and a projection
Origin and use cases. The term emerged in discussions at the intersection of philosophy, computer science, and
Limitations and challenges. As with other projection-based approaches, modalprojectie depends on choices such as the accessibility
See also. Modal logic, possible worlds semantics, projection methods, distributional semantics, modal reasoning.