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Prem Kumar Singh 1 *
Doi: https://doi.org/10.54216/JNFS.090106
Recent time data representation and visualization is considered as one of the major issues. It become more crucial when the data sets exists beyond the non-euclidean geometry and its hybridization also. There are several examples given by non-euclidean geometry by Lobachevsky, Bolyai, Riemannian which contains failure of Euclid postulates V and II, respectively. The problem arises when none of the Euclid Postulates exists. It might possible that the data sets contains unknown or co-ordinate free geometry. In this case the data can be explored based on a defined vector space rather than available co-ordinate geometry. It require human Turiyam consciousness to explore these types of unknown, undefined, co-ordinate free data. To understand this problem current paper explores the Turiyam geometry and its basic for exploring the unknown or undefined data with an example.
Concept Lattice , Graph Analytics , Knowledge representation , Non-Euclidean , Turiyam Geometry , Unknown Graph
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