Basis

Foundational element or set of elements.

Basis refers to a foundational element or set of elements serving as the foundation for something else, commonly used in mathematics, economics, computing, and other disciplines.

The term 'basis' comes from Greek, meaning 'foundation' or 'support'.

A basis is like the building blocks of something bigger, whether it's math, music, or a whole argument.

What is a basis? A basis is a set of vectors that can be linearly combined to form any vector in a vector space
How is it used? It's fundamental in linear algebra and helps simplify complex problems
Can any set of vectors be a basis? No, it must be linearly independent and span the entire vector space

Foundation Groundwork

Dataset Theorem Principle

Argument System Theory

conceptual