👉 Clause computing is a computational paradigm that involves representing and executing computations using syntactic structures, specifically clauses or phrases, as data units. In this approach, programs are decomposed into smaller, manageable clauses or sub-expressions, each of which can be processed independently or in parallel. This allows for efficient execution on distributed computing systems, where each clause can be evaluated in isolation or in conjunction with others, leveraging parallelism and reducing communication overhead. By treating clauses as first-class entities, clause computing enables sophisticated algorithms to be implemented in a manner that closely mirrors natural language processing and symbolic reasoning, making it particularly useful for tasks like natural language understanding, semantic web technologies, and advanced query processing.
