QA002 - CF-graph
Fig. 2 (p. 14) - The CF-graph, consisting of sixteen line fragments, is the universal expression of a communication between two parts in a tetradic division environment.
The abbreviation CF (for values on the Y-axis) stands for the so-called Communication Factor. This figure is a measure for the distance between the communication partners at a certain point in time and place. The visibility area X is a specific part of the communication cycle, which can be ‘seen’ by observers in an empirical framework. It runs from the first occurrence of CF = 11 (in the Second Quadrant) to the last occurrence of CF = 11 (in the Fourth Quadrant). The higher CF-values outside this area cannot be verified in the classical scientific way.
The universal expression of the quadralectic communication was completed by the author in 1985.
QA002 - CF-graph
Fig. 2 (p. 14) - The CF-graph, consisting of sixteen line fragments, is the universal expression of a communication between two parts in a tetradic division environment.
The abbreviation CF (for values on the Y-axis) stands for the so-called Communication Factor. This figure is a measure for the distance between the communication partners at a certain point in time and place. The visibility area X is a specific part of the communication cycle, which can be ‘seen’ by observers in an empirical framework. It runs from the first occurrence of CF = 11 (in the Second Quadrant) to the last occurrence of CF = 11 (in the Fourth Quadrant). The higher CF-values outside this area cannot be verified in the classical scientific way.
The universal expression of the quadralectic communication was completed by the author in 1985.