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This diagram illustrates a system architecture comparing two core strategies for data processing.
[Data Collection]
↓
[Path Bifurcation]
├─→ [All Data] → [Deep Analysis] ─┐
│ ├→ [AI Statistical Analysis]
└─→ [Change Only] → [Urgent Event]─┘
↓
[Work Process] ↔ [Expert Make Rules]
↑_____________↓
(Feedback loop with AI)
This system is an architecture optimized for environments where real-time response is essential while expert judgment remains critical (manufacturing, infrastructure operations, security monitoring, etc.).
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This diagram illustrates “The Perfect Paradox”, explaining the relationship between effort and results. Here are the key concepts:
Axes:
Pattern:
“Good Enough (Satisfying)”
The Central Paradox:
“Before ‘perfect’ lies ‘infinite’.”
This means achieving perfection requires infinite effort.
The bottom arrow shows the evolution of approaches:
Key Insight:
“While data-driven AI is now far beyond ‘good enough’, it remains imperfect.”
This suggests that modern AI achieves high performance, but pursuing practical utility is more rational than chasing perfection.
The Perfect Paradox shows that after a certain inflection point, exponentially more effort produces minimal improvement, making “perfect” practically unreachable. The optimal strategy is achieving “good enough” – the sweet spot where effort and results are balanced. Modern data-driven AI has surpassed “good enough” but remains imperfect, demonstrating that practical excellence trumps impossible perfection.
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1 Data → 2 Detection → 3 Analysis → 4 Response → 5 AI → (Feedback & Optimization)