Semiotics is the study of the properties and semantics of signs and sign systems in human society. The most important object of semiotic research is natural language, the most main problem is the representation and recognition (interpretation) of the meaning of linguistic expressions.
Applied semiotics is an interdisciplinary field of semiotics that develops within the paradigm of artificial intelligence. It is aimed at research and development of models for specialized sign systems in computer applications.
The main applications of applied semiotics ideas, models and methods are:
Applied semiotics combines formal linguistic domain models, logical linguistic models of applied problems, and libraries of computational models and methods.
The use of applied semiotics can bring particularly tangible practical results in such areas of activity (economics, politics, social sphere, defense, complex systems design, etc.), where modeling is usually carried out in a dynamic environment under conditions of incomplete and often contradictory information.
The Tatarstan Academy of Sciences Institute of Applied Semiotics works in the scientific field called “Semiotic modeling in humanitites”, which is connected with fundamental and applied research for the following classes of problems:
Last updated: 8 December 2025, 16:03