During the Antiquity, a palimpsest was a clay tablet used for writing that could be often reused thanks to clay malleability

 

The palimpsest effect, a process of self-regulation

 

In the RU3 model, the memory of access paths to data is continually occurring. The palimpsest effect is the technique allowing memory resource self-regulation.


Without the palimpsest effect, the memory storing data for access to information would be quickly saturated because of the exponential growth of data volume.

 

Thanks to the palimpsest effect, the network has some plasticity that becomes closer to our thinking modes.

 

Only the paths of information access and qualification are subject to the palimpsest effect. Data themselves are unaffected.

 
  

 

  

Collective information redundancy principle

  

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