- A user can add arguments for and against any node
- Create and apply logic nodes that detail requirements for 100% certainty, including the truth of a single node
- Mark nodes as irrelevant (thus excluding the argument from their confidence score)
- Define sets that may only be partial sections of a map (ie define sections of a map they are interested in)
- Fork and merge maps (make a version of a map private for their own editing)
- Score confidence in individual nodes
- Identify inconsistent or different scoring ( that is, identify where scoring is not logical)
- Modify definitions used within a map
- Create connections and comments to and about nodes (ie specify a node is related to a different node and make comments about nodes)
Nodal maps – Core functionality
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A list of core features a user can expect on a nodal map:
A user can…